Court Order Access Inquiry

Summary

To inquire about a court order restricting access to your childs patient portal, you can file a request for information at the court that issued the order. Provide your childs name and any other relevant details. If no court order exists, request communication records from the medical provider. In Georgia, you can request court records from your local Clerk of Courts office and consult a family law attorney for further guidance.

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Hi I was told that the courts restricted my access to my childs patient portal but the medical provider wont provide me with any specifics regarding dates or reasons the court gave them when requesting restricting my access. If I dont have specific information, how can I ask the courts why they removed my access?
Hello **** Johnson, you can file a request for information about the court order in the court that issued it. You will need to provide your child's name and any other details you have. It's also beneficial to consult a family law attorney. Could you please provide your location so I can give you more specific advice?
What if there is no actual court order but only limited communications between the court and the medical provider
In that case, you should request those communications from the medical provider. They should provide a reason for denying you access. If you face difficulties, you may consider legal representation. Please share your location for more specific suggestions.
Ga
In Georgia, you may:
- Request court records from your local Clerk of Court's office.
- Contact the medical provider directly for communication records.
- Consult with a family law attorney for guidance.
If needed, I can provide details for your local courthouse.
Thanks
You're welcome, **** Johnson! If you need any further assistance or have more questions, feel free to ask. Best of luck with your situation.