Judicial and pretrial psychological examinations concerning family disputes, parent-child relationships, non-pecuniary harm, emotional state, communication and reviews of examination reports.
Describe the subject of the dispute and the questions to be resolved. The examination format and permissible conclusions depend on the task, documents and available methods.
Choose questions for the expert ↗The website focuses on the most frequently needed judicial and pretrial tasks: family, children, psychological consequences, non-pecuniary harm, emotional state and report reviews.
Examination of psychologically relevant circumstances pursuant to a court ruling: emotional state, characteristics of perception, parent-child relationships and consequences of events.
A psychological opinion for advocates, lawyers, courts, negotiations, a claim or preparation of a position in a case.
Analysis of psychological circumstances in disputes concerning children: contact, attachment, emotional state, conditions of interaction and risks of a conflict situation.
Assessment of the nature of interaction between a child and parents, emotional attachment, communication characteristics and psychologically relevant factors.
Analysis of emotional experiences, stress reactions, psychological consequences of an event and their connection with case materials.
Interdisciplinary examination of verbal influence, threats, manipulative features, the intended addressee and psychological perception of a message.
Assessment of a psychologically relevant state during an event, stress factors, perception of the situation and individual psychological characteristics.
Review of methods, questions, completeness of examination, limits of competence, logic of conclusions and consistency of the report with case materials.
Psychological examination helps study psychologically relevant circumstances: characteristics of perception, emotional state, the nature of interaction, parent-child relationships, consequences of a stressful event and consistency of conclusions from a previous examination with case materials.
A psychological opinion does not replace psychiatric diagnosis, forensic psychiatric examination or medical care. If a question concerns a mental disorder, diagnosis or sanity, a psychiatrist or a joint psychological and psychiatric examination may be needed.
| Initial telephone consultation | free for up to 15 minutes |
| Preliminary analysis of case materials | from RUB 20,000 |
| Psychologist's specialist opinion | from RUB 45,000 |
| Psychological examination based on materials | from RUB 50,000 |
| Non-pecuniary harm and psychological consequences | from RUB 60,000 |
| Judicial psychological examination | from RUB 70 000 |
| Family disputes and parent-child relationships | from RUB 80,000 |
| Psychological and linguistic examination | from RUB 90 000 |
The final price depends on the volume of materials, the number of persons assessed, the number of questions, the need for an in-person meeting, an interdisciplinary team and urgency.
Judicial and pretrial examination of psychologically relevant circumstances, state, perception, relationships and the consequences of events.
Read →Why psychological examination does not replace psychiatric examination and medical diagnosis.
Read →How parent-child relationships, emotional attachment, communication and a conflict situation are examined.
Read →The expert has higher education in psychology and provides expert analytical assistance concerning psychologically relevant circumstances in court and pretrial disputes.
The work is grounded in higher education in psychology, professional ethics, carefully formulated conclusions and respect for the parties to the dispute.
Conclusions are formulated without replacing medical diagnosis, psychiatric examination or the court's legal assessment.
Where necessary, interdisciplinary examination with a linguist, educator, psychiatrist or another relevant specialist may be possible.
At the first stage, a brief description and list of questions are sufficient. Do not send medical documents or information identifying children through this form; we will agree the full set separately.
