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Gates v. Gates

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  • 967 A.2d 1024

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  • concluding that the mother’s privileged mental health records from one hospitalization were not subject to disclosure
  • concluding that the mother’s privileged mental health records from one hospitalization were not subject to disclosure
  • stating that Section 7111 is “a broad provision that applies to all of the records concerning [a person’s] mental health treatment”
  • stating that Section 7111 is “a broad provision that applies to all of the records concerning [a person’s] mental health treatment”
  • reversing trial court’s finding a mother in contempt for refusing to release her confidential mental health records in the context of a custody action
  • “[W]e observe that 50 P.S. § 7111(a) is a broad provision that applies to all of the records concerning [an individual’s] mental health treatment.”

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Judges: Bowes, Freedberg, Popovich

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