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Wife's ex-husband entitled to my medical records?

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DainBramaged

DainBramaged

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So, I was served with a copy of a subpoena for my post-TBI neuropsyche records including talking with a counselor and such. Is this normal? I'm assuming it's completely allowable and I have no recourse since it's on State of North Carolina paperwork.
 
xalos said:
It's allowed. You can file to reject the subpoena though (I think its called quashing).

Edit: I just google searched hippa stuff and it pretty much says what i said.

http://www.hhs.gov/ocr/privacy/hipaa/understanding/consumers/courtorders.html
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Cool...thx for doing the legwork. Honestly, I don't really care. Thankfully I don't have anything I don't want him to see in there. I mean, hey, that's gonna cost him a bunch of money, subpoenas, med records and all. Let him waste it.

Still, it irks me just on the principle.

Whatever.
 
DainBramaged said:
Cool...thx for doing the legwork. Honestly, I don't really care. Thankfully I don't have anything I don't want him to see in there. I mean, hey, that's gonna cost him a bunch of money, subpoenas, med records and all. Let him waste it.

Still, it irks me just on the principle.

Whatever.
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You're welcome. I get subpoenas a few times a year for work and the clerk has a form that you can fill out to quash it. I've never had to appear after filing the motion but you might not have the same luck in your situation if the ex has valid reason.
 
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