There have been significant advances in understandings and practice related parent–child
contact problems (PCCPs), with a growing consensus about some issues and continuing …

There is a long history of dissension among legal and mental health professionals about the
value of child custody evaluations. Despite frequent use by the courts, the lack of adequate …

As is the case in most fields, the research‐to‐practice gap in family law is wide. The field of
implementation science has emerged to attenuate these research‐to‐practice gaps. The …

Psychologists and other professionals are often appointed by the courts to assist families in
resolving post‐separation disputes and to assist judges in making orders on behalf of the …

Court‐involved mental health professionals (CIMHPs) practice in a context fraught with
ethical challenges and complexity. Prior commentators have offered perspectives on the …

What scientific evidence should we consider in providing services to families? This has
become a heated debate, potentially impacting both social policy and intervention planning …

As expectations rise for parenting plan evaluators to be well‐trained, skilled, and
knowledgeable in numerous subject areas, and scrutiny of evaluators' work intensifies, the …