Undoubtedly, mental health experts can play a key role in determining custody issues in the context of a divorce-if they are chosen carefully and then well prepared by the matrimonial attorney.
Working Well with Custody Experts
Undoubtedly, mental health experts can play a key role in determining custody issues in the context of a divorce — if they are chosen carefully and then well prepared by the matrimonial attorney. Last month, part one of this article discussed some of the problems that may arise between mental health experts and attorneys due to differences regarding ethics, money and time commitments, and offered some solutions. This article focuses on preparing the custody expert for trial.
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Robert M. Galatzer-Levy, MD And Susan J. Galatzer-Levy, MsThis premium content is locked for LawJournalNewsletters subscribers only
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