This conversation takes place between experienced judicial officers, civil legal advocates, and a mental health practitioner with deep experience in custody evaluation. We brought them together to discuss custody evaluation in the context of domestic violence, why that’s hard and necessary work, how to avoid assumptions in these cases, and how to raise expectations–as a judge—for evaluative practice in your community. While we have designed this series for judges, we hope and believe that all court stakeholders will benefit from learning about a safer and coordinated custody evaluation practices. This project was funded by the Office on Violence Against Women, Department of Justice.
Raising Expectations
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This conversation takes place between experienced judicial officers, civil legal advocates, and a mental health practitioner with deep experience in custody evaluation. We brought them together to discuss custody evaluation in the context of domestic violence, why that’s hard and necessary work, how to avoid assumptions in these cases, and how to raise expectations–as a judge—for evaluative practice in your community. While we have designed this series for judges, we hope and believe that all court stakeholders will benefit from learning about a safer and coordinated custody evaluation practices. This project was funded by the Office on Violence Against Women, Department of Justice.
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July 18, 2024
Raising Expectations: Custody Evaluation and Domestic Violence – Episode 3
Hosted by Darren Mitchell, NCJFCJ Fellow to the Family Violence and Domestic Relations Program of the NCJFCJ, this podcast episode is informed by retired judges Janice Rosa and Anne Hirsch and mental health professional Maureen Reid, we explore the use of SAFeR and collaboration with evaluators and GALs to structure parenting arrangements that work for […]
July 18, 2024
Raising Expectations: Custody Evaluation and Domestic Violence – Episode 2
Hosted by Darren Mitchell, NCJFCJ Fellow to the Family Violence and Domestic Relations Program of the NCJFCJ, this podcast episode is informed by retired judges Janice Rosa and Anne Hirsch, we explore the judicial response to the SAFeR Approach and strategies available to incorporate the approach in practice, as well as enduring challenges like trauma.
July 18, 2024
Raising Expectations: Custody Evaluation and Domestic Violence – Episode 1
Hosted by Darren Mitchell, NCJFCJ Fellow to the Family Violence and Domestic Relations Program of the NCJFCJ, this podcast episode is informed by retired judges Janice Rosa and Anne Hirsch who reflect on the complexity and importance custody decision-making, and how courts, judges, and others have struggled to understand the impact of domestic violence on […]
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