Indiana § 31-17-2.2-4 Risk or harm in disclosing information

Indiana Statutes

§ 31-17-2.2-4 — Risk or harm in disclosing information

Indiana § 31-17-2.2-4

Art. 17FAMILY LAW: CUSTODY AND VISITATION

Ch. 2.2Relocation

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Ind. Code § 31-17-2.2-4 (2026).

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If a court finds that disclosure of the information required under IC 31-14-13-10.2 or section 0.5 or 3 of this chapter creates a significant risk of substantial harm to the individual required to provide the disclosure or to the child, the court may order:

(1)that the address, the telephone number, or other identifying information of the individual or child not be shared with other individuals or disclosed in the pleadings, other documents filed in the proceeding, or the final order;

(2)that the information required under section 3 of this chapter be maintained by the clerk of the court in a secure location separate from the pending case file;

(3)that the notice requirements under this chapter be waived to the extent necessary to protect the individual or child from significant risk of

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If a court finds that disclosure of the
information required under IC 31-14-13-10.2 or section 0.5 or 3 of this
chapter creates a significant risk of substantial harm to the individual
required to provide the disclosure or to the child, the court may order:
(1) that the address, the telephone number, or other identifying
information of the individual or child not be shared with other
individuals or disclosed in the pleadings, other documents filed
in the proceeding, or the final order;
(2) that the information required under section 3 of this chapter be
maintained by the clerk of the court in a secure location separate
from the pending case file;
(3) that the notice requirements under this chapter be waived to
the extent necessary to protect the individual or child from
significant risk of substantial harm; or
(4) other remedial action that the court considers necessary to
facilitate the legitimate needs of the parties and the best interest
of the child.