May I see my child’s school, medical and other records if my child lives with the other parent?
Michigan law gives both parents the right to see certain records regardless of the custody arrangement. That includes medical, dental, school and the day care records. In addition, both parents are entitled to receive advance notice of meetings that concern their child’s education. However the Friend of the Court cannot enforce that law. You may wish to consult an attorney if you are denied any of these rights.

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