Complex Issues in Child Custody Evaluations

Philip Michael Stahl

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Introduction PART ONE Alienation and Alignment of Children Domestic Violence Allegations of Sexual Abuse Evaluations Move-Away Evaluations PART TWO Issues with High-Conflict Families Child Considerations in Custody Recommendations The Components of the Evaluator's Recommendations PART THREE Use of Psychological Testing in Custody Evaluations Cultural Issues in Evaluations Tackling the Terror of Testifying Ethical Issues

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