FL · rules
Fla. R. Juv. P. Form 8.961(A)
Order Authorizing Access to Child’s Medical and Educational Records
ORDER AUTHORIZING ACCESS TO CHILD’S MEDICAL
AND EDUCATIONAL RECORDS
THIS CAUSE came on to be heard under sec. 39.402, Florida
Statutes, concerning access to the medical and educational records
of...................., a child.
The Court finds
A. As to medical records and information:
..... ...................., mother/father of..................., the child,
consents to the entry of this order, and to the court’s providing
access to the child’s medical records to the department, its contract
agencies, and any guardian ad litem and attorney for the child, and
to provide the child’s medical information to the court.
..... No parent or legal guardian of the child is available or
able to consent to the entry of this order, or the parents withhold
consent to providing access to the child’s medical records and/or to
providing the requested medical information.
..... Access to the child’s medical records and information is
necessary to provide services to the child.
B. As to educational records and information.
..... ...................., mother/father of...................., the child,
consents to the entry of this order, and to the court’s providing
access to the child’s educational records to the department, its
contract agencies, and any guardian ad litem and attorney for the
child, and to provide the child’s educational information to the
court.
..... No parent or legal guardian of the child is available or
able to consent to the entry of this order, or the parents withhold
consent to providing access to the child’s educational records
and/or to providing the requested educational information.
..... Access to the child educational records and information
is necessary to provide services to the child.
Therefore, it is ORDERED
The department, .....(name of CBC)....., its contract agencies,
.....(name)....., guardian ad litem, and.....(name)....., attorney for
child, are authorized to access.....(child’s name).....’s medical and
educational records and information, until further order of this
court.
..... This order does not address the child’s privacy rights to
any of these records or information that may exist under Florida
law. The child may assert to this court any objection under privacy
rights to the release of this information
ORDERED on.....(date)....., in.........., .......... County, Florida
Circuit Judge
Copies to:
(Check all that apply)
..... Attorney for DCF: .....(name).....
..... Caseworker: .....(name).....
..... Guardian ad litem: .....(name).....
..... Attorney for mother: .....(name).....
..... Attorney for father: .....(name).....
..... Attorney ad litem for child: .....(name).....
..... Child named above: .....(name).....
..... Other: ....................
..... Other: ....................
Provenance
- Source
- floridabar.org
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-14
- Edition
- 2026-09-14
- Content hash
9e3385c55002863702be425498ed5c94f06a581404e1edb1a056323d4e4d65a6
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