Frequently asked questions

Custody evaluations are typically conducted in person at our office to ensure the highest level of clinical accuracy, observation, and safety. In rare cases, virtual sessions may be offered when clinically appropriate.

No. We provide psychiatric evaluations and documentation that reflect clinical findings, but we do not make custody recommendations.

Each evaluation includes clinical interview(s), review of collateral records, and written documentation. Please allow 7–10 business days for completion unless otherwise arranged.

Yes. We offer attorney consultations and can coordinate evaluations or case-specific reviews upon request.

We typically evaluate children ages 4 and up. For younger children, we recommend a child-parent combo assessment or collaboration with a play therapist.

To schedule an appointment, simply book a call with us at a time that suits you. Once your call is scheduled, our team will assist you with the next steps.