Accessing Childs Medical Records

Summary

Parents generally have the right to access their childs medical records unless restricted by a court order or law. Florida Statute 61.13(2)(c)2 and Federal HIPAA rules support this. If access is denied, legal assistance or a court order may be necessary. Consult a Florida family law attorney for precise guidance.

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i had legal rights to my cihldren and dr fogle refused to give me progress notes, assessment, justification for reducing herservices when alienation was occurring. please list the violation ****
Based on your situation:
- Dr. Fogle may not be violating any laws if he is following the court order granting Mr. Crofton sole parental responsibility.
- If you believe your rights are violated, you may need to seek a court order to access the children's records.
- It's crucial to communicate through your attorney or Mr. Orsini's office.
Remember, this is general information and might not apply to your specific case. Consult with a family law attorney in Florida for precise advice.
i am ms lane
Hello Ms. Lane. It seems you're dealing with a complex issue regarding access to your children's records. Could you please clarify the rights you currently hold according to the court's decision?
i have rights. I don't have sole decision making abilityand I had rights when the children were under her services and I paid a tremendous amount of money for treatment to be alienated from my chidlren
Hello Ms. Lane,
- If the court order doesn't grant you decision-making rights, you may not have legal access to the children's records.
- You could potentially seek a modification to the court order.
- Consult a family lawyer for more specific advice.
i can't have medical records prior to the lose of custody?
Hello Ms. Lane,
- Generally, prior to the loss of custody, parents have a right to access their child's medical records.
- However, specific cases can vary.
- It is advised to consult with a family law attorney in Florida for accurate guidance.
please list statues and laws and case law
Sure, here are some general legal references in Florida that might be relevant:
*. Florida Statute *.* regarding parental responsibility and time-sharing.
*. Florida Statute *.* regarding patient's access to hospital records.
*. HIPAA laws on medical records access.
Case law specifics vary greatly. Consult with a Florida family law attorney for tailored advice.
florida
- Florida Statute *.*(*)(c)*: Parents have access to records related to their child unless prohibited by law or court order.
- Federal HIPAA Rules: Parents have a right to access their children's medical records unless specifically restricted.
- Case Law varies greatly. Please consult a Florida attorney for specific cases related to your situation.
Explain this further
Sure, Ms. Lane,
- Florida Statute *.*(*)(c)* states that each parent, regardless of the custody status, usually has the same rights regarding access to children's records unless a court order or law says otherwise.
- Federal HIPAA rules generally allow parents to access their children's medical records unless there's a specific restriction.
- Case law refers to the law as established by the outcome of former cases. It varies greatly based on individual circumstances. A local attorney can provide detailed insights.
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Ms. Lane, to clarify:
- Florida Statute *.*(*)(c)*: Parents generally have access to child's records unless a court order or law states otherwise.
- Federal HIPAA Rules: Parents can access children's medical records unless specifically restricted by law or court order.
- Given your situation, it's best to consult a Florida family law attorney for further understanding and action.
so they can refuse to provide medical records for months prior to me losing custody
Hello Ms. Lane,
- Generally, prior to losing custody, parents have a right to access medical records.
- If refused, you may need a court order or legal assistance.
- Consult a Florida family law attorney for specific guidance.