No. You do not have to sign any documents presented by DCP&P. You are not violating any laws by refusing to sign any documents and you are not violating any laws by refusing to cooperate.  As a general rule, the Division will want to speak to your doctor and the child’s pediatrician. Nevertheless, the investigator cannot simply visit the physician’s office or call them on the phone. You and your child’s medical information is confidential and cannot be disclosed without your permission. Hence, the Division wants you to sign a release so they can question your doctors. But again, you do not have to sign the release.