Volume 30, 2018 Number 2 Table of Contents
Volume 30, 2018 Number 2 Table of Contents
Evidence in Family Law Cases
Children Exposed to Abuse and Neglect: The Effects of Trauma on the Body and Brain
by Heather C. Forkey
Individual Adult Psychometric Testing and Child Custody Evaluations: If the Shoe Doesn’t Fit, Don’t Wear It
by Benjamin D. Garber and Robert A. Simon
Winds of Change: New Rules for Dividing the Military Pension at Divorce
by Brentley Tanner and Amelia Kays
The Use of Vocational Experts in Support Cases
by Laura W. Morgan
The Lawyer as Guardian ad Litem: Should “Status” Make Expert Opinions “All-In” and Trump “Gatekeeping” Functions by Family Courts?
by Dana E. Prescott and Diane A. Tennies
Psychological Testing Can Be of Significant Value in Child Custody Evaluations: Don’t Buy the “AntiTesting, Anti-Individual, Pro-Family Systems” Woozle
by Sol R. Rappaport, Jonathon Gould, and Milfred D. Dale
Social Workers as Expert Witnesses: Ethical Considerations
by Frederic G. Reamer*