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Attorney Akiva Goldman explains that while you have the right to keep therapy notes private during a custody case, asserting this privilege can sometimes lead the court to assume the worst. Waiving the privilege to demonstrate your progress and excellent prognosis is often the best strategy to protect your custody rights.

• You can assert doctor-patient privilege to keep your therapy notes out of family court. • Blocking a therapist's testimony may cause the judge to assume you are hiding serious issues. • Formal mental health claims regarding child safety will trigger a court investigation. • Waiving your privilege allows your therapist to testify about your positive progress and healing. • Showing the court that you are actively improving is often far better than keeping your records hidden.

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