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Leonard v. Leonard

Citations

  • 673 So. 2d 97
  • 1996 WL 225708

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  • recognizing that in a child custody dispute the former husband's allegations and the former wife's denial that she had mental health issues did not place her mental health at issue or constitute a waiver of the privilege
  • quashing order allowing husband to depose wife's treating mental health professionals in dissolution of marriage proceeding where primary residential custody of children was in dispute, where no evidence was presented that might make wife's mental health an issue
  • “[W]e reject the husband’s meritless assertion that both he and the independent examiner are entitled to take depositions and examine the records of mental health professionals who treated the wife and her son.”

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Judges: Joanos

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