Harder v. Anderson, Arnold, Dickey, Jensen, Gullickson & Sanger, L.L.P.

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• noting that the court must step in as an arbiter to decide what is in the child’s best interests when joint legal custodians cannot agree
• concluding a divorced parent with legal custody cannot obtain her children’s mental health records by presenting a waiver to the mental health provider when disclosure of the records is not in the best interest of the children
• holding a divorced, noncustodial parent could not obtain her children’s mental health records by presenting a waiver to the mental health provider when the disclosure of the records was not in the best interest of the children
• stating that “the rights given to parents under section 598.41(1)(e
• noting the court was required to decide what was in the child’s best interests where the parent sought records and the mental health provider claimed 9 release of records was not in the child’s best interests
• addressing parental authority to consent to release of minor’s mental health records

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).