§ 915 Confidentiality of statements

Anything said during these family court proceedings stays private. The statements cannot be used as evidence later if another case or hearing happens.

This protects people who take part in these proceedings. It means they can speak openly without worrying that their words will come back to hurt them in a different case down the road. For example, if you make a statement during this type of proceeding, a lawyer in a separate case cannot bring up what you said and use it against you.

This rule encourages honesty during the process. People involved can share information without fear that it will follow them into unrelated legal matters.