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Are medical records a source of the law?
Medical records can be accessed, against a patient's will, only by legal subpoena (or if an emergency situation occurs requiring access of information that will assist in life-saving measures).
What do I need to do to access my mother's medical records and speak to her doctor?
Speaking to your mother's doctor is done the same way as speaking to any other doctor; you make an appointment. If it is necessary to access your mother's medical records, her doctor has access to them and can access them for you. Of course, you will have to have a legitimate reason to have access to her records. I don't know what your reason is. If you are planning a malpractice suit against your mother's doctor, then the courts can subpoena the records.
Free online court records Michigan?
Many counties provide free access to court records online. To see a list of the circuit, district, county and probate courts that offer online access to court records, visit the related link.
How does an heir Access records of a deceased person?
Generally, in the US, the heir would need to be appointed the representative of the estate and issued letters of administration by a probate court. The letters would provide the authority to access the records of the decedent.
In Georgia do you need a subpoena for records for a traffic stop?
In Georgia, a subpoena is generally not required to obtain records related to a traffic stop, as these records are typically considered public records. However, access may depend on the specific type of records sought, such as police reports or dashcam footage, which may have their own procedures for retrieval. It's advisable to request these records directly from the relevant law enforcement agency, following their established protocols. If you encounter difficulties, legal advice may be beneficial.
How do you access Georgia marriage records?
Marriage records are available to the general public. Between 1952 and 1996, marriage records were maintained by the Georgia Division of Health. Copies of marriage records that occurred before 1952 and after 1996 can be obtained from the Probate Court in the county where the marriage occurred.
Do all jurisdictions require a subpoena and a release from the patient to authorize release of records?
If the patient's medical records are germaine and vital to the case and can supply needed evidence, the patient cannot refuse to release them - but a court order would be necessary to gain access to them
How can you access your husband hospital medical record?
At your husband's discretion, you may be allowed to view his medical records, except for psychotherapy notes, which usually he is not entitled to see either. If your husband is alive and responsible for himself, he has the right to allow you access, or to bar your access to these records. If you need his records, you may try petitioning a court for a subpoena or court order requiring the CE (Covered Entity) to reveal these records. Note that the CE can attempt to fight this order, and often has the backing of law and precedent, so it's not a slam dunk. If your husband is deceased, you can petition the court to allow you access to said records, assuming your husband has not already made such provision. If your husband is legally incompetent, and you have been declared Personal Representative of your husband, as described under HIPAA, Privacy Rule, 160.52.g.1, you "stand in the patients shoes" and have all right of access your husband had. So the answer to your question depends on your husband's condition, your relationship to him, and your reasons for wanting to see the records.
How can you see the Will of your deceased father- in - law?
If the estate has been filed for probate you can go to the probate court and read the will. Once a will is filed for probate it becomes a public record. You can even get a copy to keep for your records.
What kind of subpoena form do you need to get a copy of a parent that has passed away power of attorney papers from a bank?
The POA would have expired when your parent died. If there are estate assets you should petition the probate court to be appointed the Administrator of the estate. Once appointed the court will issue "Letters of Administration" that will enable you to access your parent's bank account and records, and any other accounts. As Administrator you wll be legally empowered to handle all the assets of the estate.
Probate law in Florida?
You can access the Florida Probate Code under Estates and Trusts at the interactive website in the link below.
How do you access estates and wills?
You access probate records by going to the probate court where the decedent lived, looking the name up in the index to find the docket number and then requesting the file. You can read through the file and obtain copies of any documents. Some courts have public copiers where you can make your own copies. Others charge about one dollar per page for uncertified copies made by the staff.
