If there are conjoined twins, and one gets counseling, does the other have to sign a non-disclosure agreement?
479838
Yes.\n\nPlease keep in mind that I am not an Attorney, I just play one here.
1007358
"Can conjoined triplets (or other higher multiples) exist? Dr. Rowena Spencer's 2003 book Conjoined Twins: Developmental Malformations and Clinical Implications discusses several cases of supposed conjoined triplets and quadruplets, most of which consist of one autosite with a number of parasites or acardiac twins (see above). However, a 2004 article in The American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology describes a case of parapagus dicephalus dibrachius dipus twins with triplet joined to the shared sternum, in the manner of xiphopagus twins. All three fetuses were well-formed and had approximately normal heads and extremities. This article provides conclusive proof that conjoined triplets, although extremely uncommon, can occur."
278951
I think that everyone has to make their own decision. \nI don't feel that conjoined twins should be seperated. sure it might make their lives easier if the seperation isn't fatal, but maybe they were born conjoined for a reason. Maybe it is part of the greater journey that they are on.
381529
If the twins are still attached and the survivor can't be surgically separated, both die...usually if they can't be separated, it is because they share organs.
1031967
I am not a parent of identical twins, however I am a twin. My sister and I had the same problem when we were kids and whenever one of us went to a party by ourself, our parents would take the other one of us out and do something with us so we didnt feel left out. In the end, it worked out for both of us and we were allowed to have our own identities. Your twins need a best friend beside each other.
882922
Tell nobody. If something is known by two, it is definitely not a secret...
570410
Sometimes when famous people write their memoirs, they have to leave names out for legal reasons. I'm sure if this is the case that all parties involved are sworn to secrecy, so it may never be known.
922422
Not unless a particular state law says so, which could be true in some circumstances of medical and social work and teaching professionals. Unless you have been appointed the Official Nosy Parker for your commune.\n\nAnd as for the matter of a 15-y.o. married to a 21-y.o., that creates interesting issues as to which see the references.
198507
Not without knowing what state you're talking about.\n\nIn general, if both parents have legal custody, both have to agree or go to court or arbitration. Otherwise, the parent with legal custody determines it.
654920
What kind of document?  If it's a legal document, you need both names.
853360
Actually, both federal and most state laws say you CAN simply sign rights away as a matter of contract. That's one of the basic principles of consideration in all contract law.\n\nWhile all laws vary by jurisidction, the two-party consent rule is usually phrased as requiring the consent of the part to be recorded, not just either party. So, in a one-party consent state, one party can record without the consent of the other. But in a so-called two-party consent state, you need the consent of the other person to record a conversation.\n\nAs worded, this contract seems (and you should consult a licensed attorney to be sure) to say that they can record you, because they consent when THEY make the recording and you consent as a matter of contract. But you cannot record them because they do not consent when YOU are making the recording.\n\nSome states don't allow this type of one-sided provision, and hold that what one party can do, the other party can also do. But again, these laws vary by state/country. Check with a local attorney to be sure how this works in your jurisdiction.
713244
Have your attorney (or you yourself) file a "Motion for Reconsideration" and ask the judge to clarify your order.  Provide him the facts that a co-counselor is not available and provide reasonable alternatives (couples counseling, having you both see the same counselor, etc.)
822418
First we need more information.\n\nDid you sign a release? You may have and not realized it. So check your paperwork. If you did then they did nothing wrong. Last time I checked into the hospital, there was a information release form. \n\nAlso if you have insurance, they will release information to your insurance co. or your company if Workman's comp. Or to your company if they are self insured.\n\nSo without a lot more information, we really can't help you.
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Yes they do. My wife and I worked for the same company albeit in different depts. We met when a co-worker we both knew has his leaving party. Since we were in different depts there was no issue, although we did keep it a secret for a while.
271242
You can find NDA forms and Confidentiality Agreements all over the web, just search it. Here is a link that should have both forms for you. These forms are very basic, and will work with very little information added. http://www.bitlaw.com/forms/nda.html
109381
No. Not unless they are on the treament team to which, you had signed with that particular doctor. If it is a doctor unrelated to this treatment team, you must sign a consent form. Read the HIPPA laws. You can find them easy on the internet.
836246
No. They only use the information for their use.  It is against the law to give that information to anyone else because you have not signed a consent.