Add to ORKGABSTRACT. Child custody evaluators provide an essential court-related service on which family judges depend. Psychologists assist judges understand the needs of a particular family in a dissolution case by provid-ing a thorough assessment of the family. In addition to the benefits a child custody evaluation provides to the court, families obtain information, clarification, and education regarding the best interest of their children. These benefits increase the potential of settling family disputes by allaying anxieties and fears. This commentary argues that competent child custody evaluations are necessary for families in dispute regarding their children’s best interests
This study examined 52 child custody reports drafted by doctoral-level psychologists from across the...
Child custody evaluations are among the most difficult of forensic evaluations. The current paper ex...
This study analyzes the questions on aspects of child custody, visitation rights, or child endangerm...
Child custody disputes are complicated. For psychologists and others starting their careers in foren...
Judicial and legal changes in divorce rules and precedents over the last two decades have led to inc...
Legal and societal standards for determining child custody have changed over the past century. Origi...
Judges, attorneys, and psychologists are individuals in the legal system who have the most interacti...
Evaluation of families for purposes of assisting the court in making decisions about custody is perh...
Custody and access evaluations are routinely conducted by psychiatrists, psychologists, social worke...
In the child welfare context, courts, attorneys, and child protection agencies often turn to psychol...
The participation of forensic psychologists has become common practice in proceedings involving fami...
Child-custody litigation is typically hostile, stressful, and expensive. For thousands of years, soc...
Along with an increase in divorce rates, the past few decades have also witnessed a parallel increas...
The role of the custody evaluator is perhaps one of the most controversial and risky endeavors in cl...
Whether they directly preside over such matters or not, all judges are aware that child custody case...
This study examined 52 child custody reports drafted by doctoral-level psychologists from across the...
Child custody evaluations are among the most difficult of forensic evaluations. The current paper ex...
This study analyzes the questions on aspects of child custody, visitation rights, or child endangerm...
Child custody disputes are complicated. For psychologists and others starting their careers in foren...
Judicial and legal changes in divorce rules and precedents over the last two decades have led to inc...
Legal and societal standards for determining child custody have changed over the past century. Origi...
Judges, attorneys, and psychologists are individuals in the legal system who have the most interacti...
Evaluation of families for purposes of assisting the court in making decisions about custody is perh...
Custody and access evaluations are routinely conducted by psychiatrists, psychologists, social worke...
In the child welfare context, courts, attorneys, and child protection agencies often turn to psychol...
The participation of forensic psychologists has become common practice in proceedings involving fami...
Child-custody litigation is typically hostile, stressful, and expensive. For thousands of years, soc...
Along with an increase in divorce rates, the past few decades have also witnessed a parallel increas...
The role of the custody evaluator is perhaps one of the most controversial and risky endeavors in cl...
Whether they directly preside over such matters or not, all judges are aware that child custody case...
This study examined 52 child custody reports drafted by doctoral-level psychologists from across the...
Child custody evaluations are among the most difficult of forensic evaluations. The current paper ex...
This study analyzes the questions on aspects of child custody, visitation rights, or child endangerm...