The book provides specific guidelines and examples of how to communicate effectively with attorneys, conduct interviews with parents and children, make recommendations for custody and visitation, write reports, and successfully testify in court. Content builds on the background and expertise already possessed by the professional counselor, and describes the advantages that counselors haveóand challenges they must often overcomeóin successfully practicing in the family law system. Included is a wealth of relevant information about the court system, definitions of legal terms, standards of practice required by the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC), training and licensing requirements for evaluators and mediators, scope of practice, and ethical concerns. The book also includes forms for taking interview notes, templates for writing reports, examples of actual reports, sample visitation schedules, and case studies.
Key Features:
- Written specifically for counselors, by an experienced counselor
- Offers a practical, step-by-step approach for counselors with little legal background
- Describes how to communicate with attorneys and conduct interviews with parents and children, including dos and doníts
- Includes templates for conducting interviews, writing reports, visitation/parenting plans, sample reports, and case examples
- Examines myths and misunderstandings regarding forensic family practice
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