Aaron Robb, M.Ed., NCC, LPC-S

Forensic assessment and other court-related services

Forensic assessments are a type of counseling interaction designed to meet the needs of a third party, specifically the courts. There are extensive professional and legal requirements involved in conducting a forensic assessment which generally involve many hours of interview as well as substantial paperwork and review of background history.

The most common forensic assessments I provide are social studies for contested custody evaluations. Such cases always have more than one side to them, and to provide appropriate professional services evaluation of all parties is generally required. I also provide assessment for families going through the process of adoption. Even when a potential adoptive parent is already a stepparent or other relative of the child or children being adopted the court will usually require a social study before finalizing the adoption. All social studies must be arranged through an order of the court.

For families experiencing high conflict post-separation issues I am available for parenting coordination, co-parenting case management, and coordination of supervised visitation.

A number of other court related professional services are also available. Please browse my pages for details, or contact me directly to arrange services. For clients, I cannot respond to questions regarding specific cases unless a formal working relationship has been established. Please have your attorney contact me to discuss possible services for your case. For further information please visit the links in the navigation bar.