by Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.

Divorce and child custody proceedings are fertile ground for flinging psychiatric swords, particularly when domestic violence is before the court. If you are a domestic abuse survivor in family court, you either know what I mean or will know before it’s over.

Here’s what happens…

The Custody Evaluation

In good faith, you may be asked to complete a custody evaluation in preparation for a custody trial and determination. Now sometimes, the “good faith” part disappears or may not have even been there in the first place.

To read the complete article, please visit: Domestic Violence Child Custody – The Psychiatric Sword

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