Court Orders and Subpoenas

It isn’t unusual for our clients to be involved in legal proceedings. Whether it’s a child custody issue, personal injury, or divorce, a client’s mental health will often be relevant to ongoing litigation. Because of this, mental health providers can often be sent documents from attorneys or the State directing them to provide confidential information on a client’s treatment. Figuring out how to balance your legal and ethical obligations can be confusing.

Jason Kreth has spent over 20 years dealing with litigation issues, including responding to subpoenas and court orders. If you need guidance on how to stay on the right side of the law while minimizing the amount of confidential information you have to disclose, he can help.