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May a parent with sole custody deny the other parent access to the childs school and medical records?

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May a parent with sole custody deny the other parent access to the childs school and medical records?

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No, unless the court has issued its Order denying the access. In fact, under Arizona law, a person who does not comply with a parent’s reasonable request for records must reimburse the requesting parent for court costs and attorney fees that parent incurs in forcing compliance with this law. In other words, a non-custodial parent may request a child’s records directly from a school or medical facility, as long as the request is done reasonably.

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