by Clifford Petroske | Nov 18, 2014 | Child Custody, forensic psychology, Insights & News
It is no secret that the Courts are overburdened with litigation. With matrimonial trials sometimes lasting weeks, courtroom time is at a premium. Wishing to reduce both the congestion and the cost of litigation, judges will commonly appoint “neutral” experts,...
by Clifford Petroske | Feb 3, 2014 | Child Custody, forensic psychology, Insights & News
There is no question that equal access to the courts is essential to the fair administration of justice. Whether it’s filing an initial petition, demanding a speedy trial, or gaining access to court records, all persons should be afforded equal opportunity. This...
by Clifford Petroske | Nov 17, 2013 | Child Custody, Divorce, forensic psychology, Insights & News
The thousands of comments to the recent report of attorney David Schorr’s defamation suit filed against court psychologist Marilyn Schiller are mostly incredulous, along the lines of how can a father be penalized for what most agreed is good parenting. Schiller had...
