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Legal help? Can a lawyer supena all of your psychiatric records?
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<blockquote data-quote="AnnieO" data-source="post: 592519" data-attributes="member: 6705"><p>OK... Pretty much anything is fair game BUT - whatever was talked about in the psychiatric setting is off limits, protected, with a few exceptions:</p><p>1. If the psychiatric evaluation was court-ordered during the divorce and custody proceedings.</p><p>2. If there was an immediate danger to someone and it was reported to the authorities.</p><p></p><p>That he visited a psychiatrist? Fair game. The content of the visit? Not so much.</p><p></p><p>She can bring up that he is on large doses of Xanax (I am assuming she knows this). He then will probably have to explain why. She has to PROVE that his anxiety disorder and Xanax Rx interferes with parenting - he has to prove nothing.</p><p></p><p>The fact that she doesn't believe in psychiatrists, and he does, can be used... He sought HELP while she refused to do so. He can DEMAND a psychiatric evaluation - and that is admissible.</p><p></p><p>Men lose their children for many reasons - and a lot of them circle back to the fact that they fight and fight and fight and finally just give up and walk away.</p><p></p><p>If he loves J, he needs to at least try. And not everything is admissible... Records from when he was a teen won't be. Unless he had something huge happen. records from before the marriage probably won't be either.</p><p></p><p>Though... No, nothing is sacred.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AnnieO, post: 592519, member: 6705"] OK... Pretty much anything is fair game BUT - whatever was talked about in the psychiatric setting is off limits, protected, with a few exceptions: 1. If the psychiatric evaluation was court-ordered during the divorce and custody proceedings. 2. If there was an immediate danger to someone and it was reported to the authorities. That he visited a psychiatrist? Fair game. The content of the visit? Not so much. She can bring up that he is on large doses of Xanax (I am assuming she knows this). He then will probably have to explain why. She has to PROVE that his anxiety disorder and Xanax Rx interferes with parenting - he has to prove nothing. The fact that she doesn't believe in psychiatrists, and he does, can be used... He sought HELP while she refused to do so. He can DEMAND a psychiatric evaluation - and that is admissible. Men lose their children for many reasons - and a lot of them circle back to the fact that they fight and fight and fight and finally just give up and walk away. If he loves J, he needs to at least try. And not everything is admissible... Records from when he was a teen won't be. Unless he had something huge happen. records from before the marriage probably won't be either. Though... No, nothing is sacred. [/QUOTE]
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