Properly formulated questions should concern specialist psychological knowledge: emotional state, parent-child relationships, psychological consequences of an event, characteristics of perception or substantiation of a previous report.
It is preferable not to put questions of guilt, whether a party is right or the amount of compensation to a psychologist.
What you can do
- collect case materials and questions;
- assess the need for psychological or interdisciplinary examination;
- prepare a specialist opinion;
- check an existing examination through a report review.