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The Determination of Child Custody
The Future of Children, 1994This article reviews briefly the history of child custody decision making and describes current custodial arrangements in the United States. It examines both the manner in which parents and courts make decisions regarding custody and access, and the changes in visiting patterns in recent decades.
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2013
This chapter focuses on the role of the forensic psychologist in conducting a child custody evaluation, whether in a current divorce or post decree matter. An overview of the process is delineated, including techniques and strategies in interviewing adults, children, and collateral sources, parent–child observations in the office and home, and the use ...
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This chapter focuses on the role of the forensic psychologist in conducting a child custody evaluation, whether in a current divorce or post decree matter. An overview of the process is delineated, including techniques and strategies in interviewing adults, children, and collateral sources, parent–child observations in the office and home, and the use ...
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JOINT CUSTODY AND THE PRESCHOOL CHILD
Family Court Review, 1986A longitudinal study of 25 families, with children aged 14 months—5 years, in joint custody, is reported. Varying motivations that lead divorcing parents to undertake and sustain joint custody are discussed, together with the stresses and gratifications of these arrangements for the parents and children.
Rosemary McKinnon, Judith S. Wallerstein
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2023
Abstract This chapter describes current research and practice for conducting a child custody assessment. Although not intended as an in-depth discussion of all relevant issues in the arena, this chapter will direct readers to published, peer-reviewed literature, empirical research, professional practice guidelines, and current models ...
Jonathan W. Gould, Christopher Mulchay
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Abstract This chapter describes current research and practice for conducting a child custody assessment. Although not intended as an in-depth discussion of all relevant issues in the arena, this chapter will direct readers to published, peer-reviewed literature, empirical research, professional practice guidelines, and current models ...
Jonathan W. Gould, Christopher Mulchay
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An Overview of Child Custody Laws
Psychiatric Services, 1985The increasing divorce rate, the large number of women in the workforce, and the expanded role of fathers in parenting have led to a dramatic increase in child custody litigation. The law has responded to this growing problem in many ways, the foremost being to shift the emphasis of child custody laws from the rights of the parents to the needs of the ...
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Psychotherapy of a Child in a Custody Dispute
Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 1976Abstract The author discusses the rationale for the therapist's planned interventions into the ongoing custody litigation and describes successful work with parents, lawyers and court to modify custodial arrangements in the child's best interests. The effect of this involvement on the therapeutic relationship and the therapist's countertransference ...
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The Psychiatrist and Child Custody Contests
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1971The author discusses problems in divorce cases involving children—problems of securing adequate representation for the children, determining their best interests, and discovering the effect of the divorce procedure on them. He recommends establishing better legislative and psychiatric guidelines to protect children in divorce cases.
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2017
Families going through a divorce involving children and custody issues often cannot reach agreement on custody and visitation issues on their own. When they seek resolution through the legal system, courts frequently order comprehensive child custody evaluations by mental health professionals who are competent in this niche area of practice.
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Families going through a divorce involving children and custody issues often cannot reach agreement on custody and visitation issues on their own. When they seek resolution through the legal system, courts frequently order comprehensive child custody evaluations by mental health professionals who are competent in this niche area of practice.
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Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 1999
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