Guardian Ad Litem Violations

Summary

Potential violations by a Guardian ad Litem (GAL) in Florida include not providing required reports, failing to interview relevant parties, and misrepresenting facts. Ethical breaches could involve not acting in the childs best interests and breaching confidentiality. Florida Statute 61.403 mandates GALs to submit written reports. If a GAL relied on an incompetent source, it could violate Florida Statute 90.610(1). Under Florida Statute 456.057, you generally have the right to access your childrens medical records unless restricted by a court order. Consult a legal professional for specific advice.

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list documentations they are to supply and what violations and ethics were committed
In Florida, a Guardian ad Litem (GAL) must provide:
- A written report to the court with recommendations.
- Verification of interviews with all relevant parties.
- Evidence of an independent investigation.
Violations could include:
- Not providing a report.
- Not conducting or documenting interviews.
- Not conducting an independent investigation.
Ethical breaches could include:
- Misrepresentation of facts.
- Failure to act in best interests of the child.
- Breach of confidentiality.
if my children report they are tired of therapy and don't want to go is this a violation of their rights
In Florida, children's rights in therapy are protected. However, the decision to continue therapy often depends on the custody agreement, court orders, and the therapist's professional opinion. It's crucial to consult with a legal professional to navigate this situation.
explain this
It seems you're asking about children's rights regarding therapy in Florida. Generally, children can express their feelings about therapy, but the decision to continue often depends on custody agreements, court orders, and the therapist's professional opinion. Consulting with a legal professional is advised.
list violations this therapist did
To better assist you, could you please provide more specific details about the actions of the therapist that you believe might have been violations?
I have the right to request for information and the amount of services I have received prior to him getting full custody. This includes billing, treatment plans and progress notes for the past 3 years. This is not a threat this is me trying to understand why I lost custody to my children, why I paid for therapy when neglect, abuse and educational neglect was occurring while a therapist was overseeing my children. I understand that the psychological abuse came out under Dr fogel's direction and yet this was never reported or corrected but it was continue to be allowed for 3 years which is a long extended use of time where my children had barely any contact with me and none with my parents. I would also like to understand my Dr Fogle was making critical decisions about my case without ever meeting me or knowing the full implications of her decisions especially regarding my therapeutic visits. I have every right to understand what happened in treatment and for three years I received no feedback at all and there was no transparency. There were no provider reports from the GAL for three years which is standard practice. So I'm giving Dr fogle the opportunity to supply the information as Ms Lopez has showed derogatory remarks and false reporting without ever meeting me for 3 years and including a full investigation where the children were not under the control of a very abusive parent. Please submit her practice billing and the items I've requested as I have every right to understand the treatment progress that occurred for the last 3 years with these results.
It appears you believe the therapist and GAL may have violated certain standards and rights. From your description, potential violations could include:
- Lack of transparency and feedback regarding treatment.
- Making decisions without direct knowledge of your situation.
- Alleged false reporting.
- Not providing standard GAL reports.
It's crucial to consult with a legal professional about these concerns.
can you please list the violations, ethics, case law the gal and therapist did orange county fl
Based on your description, potential violations and ethical issues could include:
- Lack of transparency and feedback, violating the Florida Patient's Bill of Rights & Responsibilities.
- Making decisions without direct knowledge, potentially breaching professional standards.
- Alleged false reporting which might violate state and professional ethical standards.
- Not providing standard GAL reports, possibly violating Florida Statute *.*.
For case law, you should consult with a legal professional in Florida.
Not providing standard GAL reports, possibly violating Florida Statute *.*
According to Florida Statute *.*, a Guardian ad Litem (GAL) is required to submit a written report with their findings and recommendations to the court. Failure to provide these reports could potentially be seen as a violation of this statute. It's advisable to consult a legal attorney for further clarification.
she only did one final report
If the Guardian ad Litem (GAL) only provided one final report and did not supply periodic reports throughout the process, this could potentially be viewed as a violation of their duties under Florida Statute *.*. Please consult with a legal professional to discuss this matter further.
is it required they do an exist interview? she did not do one with me or include my psychiatric or mental health therapist report and claimed i was unstable
Florida law doesn't specifically mandate an exit interview by a Guardian ad Litem (GAL). However, it's generally expected that they consider all relevant information, including mental health evaluations. If you believe the GAL's claims are unfounded, consulting with a legal professional is advised.
she had * three reports from different mental heatlh providers the psych. eavluator recommended that i see a psychiatrist and i saw an psychiatric nurse practioner instead who did the eavluation the gal stated i did not do the reocmmendation can you please report if i did or not
In Florida, a psychiatric nurse practitioner is considered a qualified mental health provider. If they conducted your evaluation as recommended, it could be argued that you did follow the evaluator's recommendation. However, a legal professional should confirm this.
are they just as qualifited to complete a psychiatric mental health assessment evaluation
In Florida, a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner is indeed qualified to conduct a psychiatric mental health assessment evaluation. They have advanced training in psychiatric care, including diagnosis and treatment. However, for specific legal implications, consult with a legal professional.
the gal stated i was unstable and i am a licensed therapist myslef who pays over 3k what could be my argument against this
If the Guardian ad Litem (GAL) claimed you're unstable without substantial evidence, it could be contested. As a licensed therapist yourself, your professional credentials could support your argument. However, it's essential to consult with a legal professional for specific strategies.
what would qualify and substantial evidence
In Florida, substantial evidence could include:
- Medical or psychiatric evaluations from qualified professionals.
- Testimony from credible witnesses.
- Documents such as emails, texts or other records that demonstrate behavior.
- Any other verifiable and credible information that supports the claim.
Please consult with a legal professional for more detailed advice.
the psych evaluator she chose stated i had hallucinations and encapsulated delusions. He got this information for a 72 year old incompetent therapist who has his wife in my sessions. This therapist would talk about money laundering and a client who burned down his house and killed his two dogs in front of my cihldren. he also had his wife servcing sessions because he is 72 years olf and had memory issues and his hands would shake. the evaluator never personally saw me with this. In addition he intentionally left out my therapists feedback in his report please list the ethical violations
Based on your description, potential ethical violations could include:
- Obtaining information from an allegedly incompetent source, which could be a breach of professional standards.
- Discussing inappropriate topics in front of children, potentially violating ethical guidelines.
- Excluding relevant information from the report, which might breach the duty of thoroughness and accuracy.
- Not assessing you personally, potentially impacting the evaluation's credibility.
Please consult with a legal professional for advice.
please list the excat law, regulations statutue and ethics broken and who broke it
Based on your information, potential violations could include:
- Florida Statute *.*(*): If the GAL relied on information from an allegedly incompetent source.
- Ethical Standards for Psychologists: If inappropriate topics were discussed in front of children.
- Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct (*.*, *.*): If the evaluator excluded key information or didn't personally assess you.

Please consult a legal professional for specific advice.
Florida Statute *.*(*): If the GAL relied on information from an allegedly incompetent source.
If the Guardian ad Litem (GAL) relied on information from an allegedly incompetent source, it could potentially be seen as a violation of Florida Statute *.*(*). It's important to discuss this with a legal professional who can provide specific advice based on all the details of your situation.
explain it in detail what it is
Florida Statute *.*(*) deals with competency of witnesses. In general, every person is competent to be a witness, but exceptions are made for those who are mentally incapacitated or not sufficiently capable. If the GAL relied on such a source, it could be a potential violation. Please consult a legal professional.
what would consitute a mentally incompetent provider
In Florida, a provider might be considered mentally incompetent if they exhibit signs of diminished mental capacity, such as memory issues, confusion, or poor judgment. They may also be deemed incompetent if their mental state prevents them from effectively performing their professional duties. Please consult a legal professional for specific advice.
what violation is this
Based on your description, potential violations may include:
- Florida Statute *.*(*): If the Guardian ad Litem relied on a source who was not competent.
- Ethical Guidelines for Psychologists: Discussing inappropriate topics in therapy.
- Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct: If key information was excluded or you weren't personally assessed.
Please consult with a legal professional for advice.
the court order stated that dr fogle would not have contact with me or my ex husband however I am requestions billing logs, treatment progress, and assessment. and none was provided do i have a right to this information on my children
Under the Florida Statute *.*, you usually have the right to access your children's medical records. However, if there is a court order restricting this, it may not be the case. Please consult with a legal professional to understand your specific rights in this situation.
the court order is not restricting this just no direct contact
If the court order does not restrict access to your children's medical records, you generally have the right to request them under Florida Statute *.*. However, the process might differ due to the no direct contact order. Please consult with a legal professional for guidance.
Florida Statute *.*.
According to Florida Statute *.*, patients and their legal representatives have a right to access health records. This includes parents and legal guardians unless there's a court order stating otherwise. It's advisable to consult a legal professional for further clarification.
i redacted my psychiatrists information his name, address and other contact information as I was told i do not need to submit this to court and it is a HIPPA violations but he listed my diagnosis in his report. it was given to the GAL who could have had me sign of release of information and spoke with him herself for her final report. did she do her due dilgence? please list vioaltion
Based on your description, potential issues could include:
- Violation of HIPAA if your psychiatrist's information was improperly disclosed.
- The GAL might have failed to adequately investigate by not speaking directly with your psychiatrist.
However, this is a complex situation and you should consult with a legal professional for specific advice.
because i redacted it, the gal refused to accept the findings she is acceptable behavior? then she stated i was mentally unstable
If you redacted your psychiatrist's contact information, the GAL might have been unable to verify the findings. However, claiming you're mentally unstable without substantial evidence might be problematic. It's essential to consult with a legal professional for advice on this matter.