How can a parent obtain school, medical and other records of their child after divorce?
No matter which form of custody is ordered, both parents are entitled to the same access to all records pertaining to their child unless the release of such information would place the child or one of the parents in danger (see section 25-403, Arizona Revised Statutes). When may a parent with custody move from Arizona with the child? If both parents live in Arizona, the parent with physical custody desiring to move with the child must give 60 days’ notice to the other parent before the child may be moved more than 100 miles from the other parent or from the state. The 60-day period gives sufficient time to the non-moving parent to request a hearing to stop the move. What if my job requires an immediate transfer in less than 60 days? A parent who is required to relocate in less than 60 days must be a parent with joint physical custody and have the agreement of both parents or a court order allowing the move of the child. If agreement cannot be reached in the situation of required reloca
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- Many of our minor patients have parents who are divorced. If the parent who does not have custody of the child requests the childs medical records, may I release them?
- May a parent with sole custody deny the other parent access to the childs school and medical records?
- DOES THE NON-CUSTODIAL PARENT HAVE ACCESS OT THE CHILDS MEDICAL AND SCHOOL RECORDS?
