We provide trauma-informed, court-admissible custody and domestic violence evaluations grounded in forensic best practices. Backed by over a decade of experience in Colorado courts, our assessments are culturally responsive and designed to guide legal decisions with fairness, clinical precision, and compassion.
Our custody evaluations assess mental health, substance use, domestic violence, parenting capacity, and family dynamics. We help clarify risk, potential for change, and the impact of harmful behavior on children and adults.
We work with individuals navigating:
Each evaluation is tailored to the specifics of your legal case and grounded in research and professional ethics. We’re frequently retained for high-risk and complex cases where neutrality, objectivity, and clear clinical insight are essential.
Our process is comprehensive, ethical, and legally sound.
The evaluation process includes:
We use research-backed tools such as:
We don’t just assess behavior—we understand it in context.
Every evaluation considers the whole person: their history, trauma, resilience, and risk. Our assessments are grounded in clinical ethics and adhere to state and federal legal standards. With extensive training in DV dynamics, child development, and risk assessment, we bring deep insight to every case—without bias or agenda.
We provide detailed evaluation reports and maintain close collaboration with attorneys, courts, and multidisciplinary teams. Our evaluator is also approved by the Colorado DV Offender Management Board (DVOMB) and has been retained across multiple counties for expert-level evaluations and testimony.
We’re here to support you—and the legal system—with clarity and professionalism.
Our evaluator has provided expert testimony in El Paso, Pueblo, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson, and Alamosa counties. We are fully recognized by courts, DHS, and probation, and we provide:
Legal credentials include:
Yes. Our evaluator is a DVOMB-approved provider and has been recognized as an expert witness in multiple Colorado counties for evaluations involving DV, mental health, and substance use.
Timelines vary based on the complexity of the case and volume of collateral. Standard timelines are discussed in your initial consultation, and expedited services are available.
Yes. Every evaluation includes a detailed, court-admissible report outlining findings and recommendations.
Since 2015, we have been providing expert testimony in Colorado courts and have been deemed an expert witness in El Paso, Alamosa, Pueblo, Douglas, Jefferson, and Denver counties in:
We regularly testify in:
Areas We Have Testified On Include:
Relevant Presentations / Judicial & Legal Training
Professional Leadership & Affiliations
