Psychological examination is used when resolving a dispute requires examination of psychologically relevant circumstances: characteristics of perception, emotional state, parent-child relationships, consequences of an event or substantiation of another specialist's conclusions.
The expert answers questions within psychological competence and does not replace the court's legal assessment.
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.