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Custody And Privacy Concerns
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Custody and child removal records in Ohio are generally private to protect minors. Stillbirths have fetal death certificates. Documentaries using public records must avoid defamation and privacy invasion. Access to death case files varies, with family possibly having easier access. For complex cases, consult a local attorney.Full Conversation
If a parent gives custody of their child to a family member is that information publicly available?
In Ohio, custody arrangements are typically documented in court records, which can be public. However, access might be restricted to protect minors' privacy. It's best to check with the local family court for specific access rules. Is there anything else you'd like to know?
My ex girlfriend was pregnant in * but there is no birth record. I think she was on drugs at the time. If the baby was taken away due to her drug use would there be any records that are publicly available in the state of Ohio?
In Ohio, records related to child custody or removal due to parental drug use may be part of family or juvenile court proceedings. These records are generally not publicly accessible to protect the child's privacy. You can inquire with the local family court for guidance on accessing any available records.
If a baby was still born in Ohio would there be a death certificate?
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In Ohio, if a baby is stillborn, a fetal death certificate is issued instead of a standard death certificate. This document records the death of the fetus after * weeks of gestation. If you need more information about how to obtain such records, you might want to contact the local vital records office.
In Ohio, if a baby is stillborn, a fetal death certificate is issued instead of a standard death certificate. This document records the death of the fetus after * weeks of gestation. If you need more information about how to obtain such records, you might want to contact the local vital records office.
can I be sued for making a documentary about someone if I show arrest reports, court records etc. and only give my opinion or tell my experience with that person?
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When creating a documentary featuring arrest reports, court records, or personal opinions, consider the following:
- Public records such as arrest reports and court records are generally accessible but using them could lead to defamation claims if the portrayal is false or misleading.
- Opinions are protected under the First Amendment, but ensure they are clearly stated as opinions, not facts.
- Potential privacy concerns and rights of the individuals involved should be considered.
Is there a specific aspect of your documentary that concerns you?
When creating a documentary featuring arrest reports, court records, or personal opinions, consider the following:
- Public records such as arrest reports and court records are generally accessible but using them could lead to defamation claims if the portrayal is false or misleading.
- Opinions are protected under the First Amendment, but ensure they are clearly stated as opinions, not facts.
- Potential privacy concerns and rights of the individuals involved should be considered.
Is there a specific aspect of your documentary that concerns you?
what if i dont use their name but i show photos of them?
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When using photos without names, consider:
- Even without names, recognizable images can lead to privacy invasion claims.
- Ensure consent or license for photo use, especially if taken privately.
- Blurring faces or altering images can reduce recognition risk.
Would you like more information on handling these concerns?
When using photos without names, consider:
- Even without names, recognizable images can lead to privacy invasion claims.
- Ensure consent or license for photo use, especially if taken privately.
- Blurring faces or altering images can reduce recognition risk.
Would you like more information on handling these concerns?
is it possible in the state of ohio to view the entire case file of a death? Or can a family member gain access to that more easily?
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In Ohio, access to death case files can vary:
- Public records like death certificates are generally accessible.
- Access to detailed case files may be restricted, especially if under investigation or involving sensitive information.
- Family members might have easier access, but it often depends on the court's discretion.
Is there a specific case or situation you're inquiring about?
In Ohio, access to death case files can vary:
- Public records like death certificates are generally accessible.
- Access to detailed case files may be restricted, especially if under investigation or involving sensitive information.
- Family members might have easier access, but it often depends on the court's discretion.
Is there a specific case or situation you're inquiring about?
yes its a drug overdose from * in middletown ohio. The man's wife at the time acted suspiciously leaving him alone with their 5 year old daughter for * hours before calling for help. She was involved with another woman at the time and even took her to his funeral. His family is convinced that she murdered him.
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It seems like a complex case involving potential criminal elements. To proceed, consider:
- The statute of limitations for murder in Ohio is not applicable; it can be pursued indefinitely.
- Gather any evidence or witnesses that might support the family's claims.
- Consider consulting with a local attorney for advice on how to proceed with the investigation or claims.
If you have more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
It seems like a complex case involving potential criminal elements. To proceed, consider:
- The statute of limitations for murder in Ohio is not applicable; it can be pursued indefinitely.
- Gather any evidence or witnesses that might support the family's claims.
- Consider consulting with a local attorney for advice on how to proceed with the investigation or claims.
If you have more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
i'm considering contacting the child who is now * and see if she might help me and try to get more information
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It sounds like you're dealing with a very serious and sensitive situation. Contacting the now-adult child might provide additional insights, but it's important to approach with care and respect for her privacy and emotional well-being. Consider consulting with a local attorney for guidance on how to proceed, especially if the family suspects foul play.
If you have any other questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!
It sounds like you're dealing with a very serious and sensitive situation. Contacting the now-adult child might provide additional insights, but it's important to approach with care and respect for her privacy and emotional well-being. Consider consulting with a local attorney for guidance on how to proceed, especially if the family suspects foul play.
If you have any other questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!
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