A social worker receives a court order to provide records of a former client. In this instance, the social worker should submit the records:
A. And try to contact the client to inform her about the disclosure
B. With the contact information of the client so the court can contact her about the relase
C. But not contact the client as court orders are not to be discussed by anyone other than judges and attorneys.
D. And write to the judge to see if he or she wants the client to know about the court order.
Answer: A. And try to contact the client to inform her about the disclosure
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