Medical records can become part of the divorce process in certain situations, typically to support claims related to spousal support, child custody, or division of marital assets. Although medical privacy laws are restrictive, there are circumstances in which a court may allow records to be subpoenaed. Medical records are protected under federal privacy laws, including[…] Read More
Month: May 2025
Can Medical Records Be Subpoenaed in Child Custody Cases in New Jersey?
In New Jersey, medical records can be subpoenaed during child custody disputes, but only under specific circumstances and with court approval. Medical records can be a powerful form of evidence during custody proceedings, but are not entered into court proceedings lightly. Medical records are protected by federal privacy laws under the Health Insurance Portability and[…] Read More
What Parents Need to Know About the Impact of Relocation on Child Custody?
Relocating as a parent can be a life-changing decision, often involving better job opportunities, family support, or new beginnings. However, when child custody orders are already in place, relocation becomes more than a logistical matter—it becomes a legal one. Parents considering a move must understand how such a change can impact custody arrangements, co-parenting dynamics,[…] Read More