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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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Family Court Review, 1994
Judicial and legal changes in divorce rules and precedents over the last two decades have led to increasing involvement by mental health professionals in child custody disputes. This involvement usually entails an evaluation of the child and parents, along with a recommendation to the court regarding custody. To date, there is little empirical evidence
Chery Hysjulien +2 more
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Judicial and legal changes in divorce rules and precedents over the last two decades have led to increasing involvement by mental health professionals in child custody disputes. This involvement usually entails an evaluation of the child and parents, along with a recommendation to the court regarding custody. To date, there is little empirical evidence
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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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American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 1975
The limited influence of the needs of the child upon the decision-making process in child custody disputes is discussed, with particular attention to the consultant's role and unique aspects of this type of consultation. A case is described in which a multitude of consultants presented the court with a morass of parent-oriented conflicting testimony ...
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The limited influence of the needs of the child upon the decision-making process in child custody disputes is discussed, with particular attention to the consultant's role and unique aspects of this type of consultation. A case is described in which a multitude of consultants presented the court with a morass of parent-oriented conflicting testimony ...
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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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Family Court Review, 1997
This article describes a low‐cost, settlement‐oriented model for custody evaluations.
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This article describes a low‐cost, settlement‐oriented model for custody evaluations.
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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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1986
The determination of the custody of children subsequent to marital dissolution emerged as a social problem in the 1970s. What criteria should be used to determine “the best interests of the child?” Who should have input in the decisions? What process should be used?
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The determination of the custody of children subsequent to marital dissolution emerged as a social problem in the 1970s. What criteria should be used to determine “the best interests of the child?” Who should have input in the decisions? What process should be used?
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