Add to ORKGChild custody evaluations are among the most difficult of forensic evaluations. The current paper examines differences between custody evaluations and other types of psychological and forensic evaluations. We also discuss important ethical issues regarding these evaluations and review the typical components of a custody evaluation, with particular attention on psychological testing as a component of custody evaluations. We then discuss the role of research in informing the interpretation of the evaluation data and provide a complete sample custody evaluation report to illustrate several points from the manuscript
Despite the growing knowledge base about best practices in forensic evaluations in general, there is...
We investigated the content and legal relevance of clinical evaluations of parents con-ducted in chi...
To enhance my professional breadth, I often contract with a local psychologist who performs comprehe...
Child custody disputes are complicated. For psychologists and others starting their careers in foren...
Evaluation of families for purposes of assisting the court in making decisions about custody is perh...
This review of custody evaluation literature encompasses a number of perspectives gleaned from the f...
This study examined 52 child custody reports drafted by doctoral-level psychologists from across the...
A psychological evaluation can provide empirical data and expert objective opinion to aid in answer...
ABSTRACT. This article reviews the current state of child custody practice and its significant chang...
Custody and access evaluations are routinely conducted by psychiatrists, psychologists, social worke...
Child-custody litigation is typically hostile, stressful, and expensive. For thousands of years, soc...
The field of forensic psychology is ever-growing, though there is still a lack of research that exam...
ABSTRACT. Child custody evaluators provide an essential court-related service on which family judges...
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...
Despite the growing knowledge base about best practices in forensic evaluations in general, there is...
We investigated the content and legal relevance of clinical evaluations of parents con-ducted in chi...
To enhance my professional breadth, I often contract with a local psychologist who performs comprehe...
Child custody disputes are complicated. For psychologists and others starting their careers in foren...
Evaluation of families for purposes of assisting the court in making decisions about custody is perh...
This review of custody evaluation literature encompasses a number of perspectives gleaned from the f...
This study examined 52 child custody reports drafted by doctoral-level psychologists from across the...
A psychological evaluation can provide empirical data and expert objective opinion to aid in answer...
ABSTRACT. This article reviews the current state of child custody practice and its significant chang...
Custody and access evaluations are routinely conducted by psychiatrists, psychologists, social worke...
Child-custody litigation is typically hostile, stressful, and expensive. For thousands of years, soc...
The field of forensic psychology is ever-growing, though there is still a lack of research that exam...
ABSTRACT. Child custody evaluators provide an essential court-related service on which family judges...
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...
Despite the growing knowledge base about best practices in forensic evaluations in general, there is...
We investigated the content and legal relevance of clinical evaluations of parents con-ducted in chi...
To enhance my professional breadth, I often contract with a local psychologist who performs comprehe...