A custody evaluation is an evaluation and analysis of the health, safety, welfare, and best interest of a child with regard to disputed custody and visitation issues. The primary consideration in a child custody evaluation is to assess the individual and family factors that affect the best psychological interests of the child. The child’s interests and well-being are the primary concern and the focus of the evaluation is on parenting capacity, the psychological and developmental needs of the child, and the resulting fit. The role of the psychologist is that of a professional expert who strives to maintain an objective, impartial stance.
Custody Evaluations/Second Opinion Review
Upcoming Classes
Our Fall 2012 classes will begin in September.
Next Step 101 Class Schedule:
Three Wednesday evenings from 5 to 8 p.m.
Three Wednesday evenings from 5 to 8 p.m.
Co-parents enroll in separate class sessions.
Classes forming now! Contact us for more information.
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This half-day workshop teaches concrete conflict management skills. Co-parents enroll in separate workshop sessions.
Workshop dates TBA. Contact us for more information.