Mitigation evaluations examine whether an individual’s developmental history, exposure to violence and/or trauma, or current intellectual and psychological functioning played a meaningful role in his or her alleged offense conduct and exactly how these factors are relevant to judicial decisions about case outcomes.
Risk assessment evaluations inform an opinion related to an individual’s risk of criminal recidivism.
Risk assessment evaluations inform an opinion related to an individual’s risk of criminal recidivism.
Risk assessment evaluations inform an opinion related to an individual’s risk of criminal recidivism.
Domestic violence evaluations examine patterns of abuse and control that may contribute to alleged or confirmed abusive behaviors.
Parental capacity evaluations examine a parent’s history and risk of neglect and/or abuse.
When parents are unable to agree on parenting time, child custody/parenting time evaluations examine the relevant strengths and needs of both parents to inform an opinion related to a parenting time plan that is in the best interests of the child/children.