Therapist Communication In Custody

Summary

Therapists must prioritize the childs welfare. Parental alienation and false abuse allegations can impact custody. If a therapist only receives information from one party, it may be problematic. A GAL should be impartial. You can appeal custody decisions if based on incorrect information. During an appeal, both parties file briefs, and oral arguments may be held. Attorneys should review appeal documents with clients before filing. The appeal process can take several months to over a year. Parents without custody cannot access childrens records without consent. Consult your attorney for specific advice.

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the therapist cut off all communication withmy children when teh father is coaching teh children
From a legal perspective:
*. Therapists have a duty to make decisions in the best interest of the child.
*. If there's proof of coaching, it may affect the custody case.
*. Unjustified termination of therapy could be seen as detrimental to the child's wellbeing.
Please consult your attorney for case-specific advice.
a thearpist that only is fed info from teh gal without understanding the entire implications of
Based on your situation:
*. A therapist should aim to understand the complete context of a child's situation.
*. It could be problematic if a therapist only receives information from one party.
*. Florida law encourages the best interests of the child in all circumstances.
Consult your attorney for specific advice.
the gal accused me of slapping my son she made it up at first we though it was coaching as she only interviewed the child on the father's timesharing and nevef asked me about the slap or seen the child on my timesharing
In Florida:
*. A GAL (Guardian ad Litem) should be impartial and base decisions on child's best interests.
*. False allegations can impact custody decisions.
*. If you believe the GAL is biased, you can raise this concern in court.
*. Always consult your attorney for specific advice.
court is over i lost custody the children wanted to come hom and reproted they lied in my therapy sessions and the old man did not report it and stated I had delusions and hallucinations
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Florida, you can appeal a custody decision if you believe it was based on incorrect or incomplete information. Please consult with an attorney for advice tailored to your specific circumstances.
what happens during an appeal
During an appeal in Florida:
*. The appellant (person appealing) files a brief arguing why the trial court decision was wrong.
*. The appellee can file a response.
*. Oral arguments may be held.
*. The appeals court makes a decision.
*. Either party can request a re-hearing or review by the Supreme Court.
Consult your attorney for more details.
does the attorney show the client before they file?
In Florida, an attorney should share and review the appeal documents with the client before filing. This ensures the client understands the arguments being made. Always consult your attorney to confirm their specific process.
how long does it take so we don't go to trial?
The length of an appeal process in Florida can vary. It depends on factors like the complexity of the case and the court's schedule. It typically ranges from several months to over a year. Avoiding a trial is not guaranteed. Please consult with your attorney for a better timeline.
is this true or a violation. I had rights to my children while they were being serviced by this provider and she refused to cooperate Dr. Fogle has reviewed your communication. We only have access to the financial information from January * until present. We are able to provide you with your payment information, which you are also able to access on your own given your payment method. We provided you with the financial information you requested last week. Dr. Fogle received your demands for your minor children’s confidential psychological information. Children have the right to privacy and confidentiality in psychological counseling. Additionally, Dr. Fogle has been alerted that there is ongoing litigation regarding your rights to the children. It is our understanding that the children’s father currently retains sole parental responsibility for the children. Therefore, Dr. Fogle cannot release the information you have requested. Dr. Fogle requests that you cease and desist, threatening her and imposing demands. As previously stated, she refers you to your attorney to clarify any issues. Due to your inappropriate behavior, our office will not have further communication with you. If you would like to make requests in the future, please have your attorney contact our office.
In Florida:
*. Children have a right to privacy in therapy sessions.
*. Sole parental responsibility grants the parent exclusive rights to information.
*. Therapists cannot release confidential information without consent.
*. Inappropriate behavior may lead to termination of communication.
Always consult your attorney for specific advice.
so a parent who had rights and doesn't now cant access their children's medical records
In Florida:
*. A parent who currently doesn't have rights cannot access their children's medical records without consent.
*. The parent with sole responsibility or legal guardianship has access.
*. Court orders can change this.
Consult your attorney for specific advice.
i asked for this before i lost custody and paid a fortune for this therapist
If you requested your children's records before losing custody, it's crucial to clarify whether the therapist denied your request at that time or now. Please provide this information.
yes
If the therapist denied your request for your children's records while you still had custody rights, this could be a matter to discuss with your attorney. They can provide specific advice based on Florida's laws and your unique situation.
what are the laws of violation
In Florida, violations of parental rights can include:
*. Denial of access to a child's medical records when a parent has legal custody.
*. False accusations impacting custody decisions.
*. Biased actions from a Guardian ad Litem.
Please consult your attorney for more specific information.
list them in detail to file a complaint
To file a complaint in Florida:
*. Identify the specific violation (e.g., denial of access to medical records).
*. Gather all relevant documentation (e.g., emails, court orders).
*. Write a detailed description of the situation.
*. File your complaint with the appropriate entity (e.g., Florida Bar, Florida Health Department).
*. Consult with your attorney for guidance.
i lost custody not rights
In Florida, even if you've lost custody, you may still have certain rights like visitation or access to records. However, specifics depend on court orders and individual circumstances. Please consult your attorney for detailed advice.