§ 233 Medical services

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

If a child involved in a family court case needs medical care, the court can order it. This includes regular medical treatment, surgery, therapy, or a hospital stay. The judge has the power to make sure the child gets the health care they need.

This rule gives the court authority to step in when a child's health is at stake. It means the court isn't limited to just deciding custody or other family matters. If a judge sees that a child needs medical attention, they can issue an order requiring that care to happen.