California notice regarding 2026

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The document FL-328 outlines the confidentiality requirements for child custody evaluation reports in court proceedings. It specifies that these reports must be filed confidentially and not become part of the public court file. Unauthorized disclosure of the report can lead to monetary sanctions and attorney fees. Access to the report is restricted to specific parties, including attorneys and court professionals, unless otherwise ordered by the court.

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Begin by entering the 'Case name' and 'Case number' at the top of the form. Ensure that this information is accurate as it identifies your specific case.
Review the confidentiality notice carefully. This section outlines the importance of keeping the child custody evaluation report private and details potential penalties for unwarranted disclosures.
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