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Is there a way to compel one or both parents to a psych evaluation in CA family/divorce court
San Diego, CA
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Posted 4 months ago in Family
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the ex wife is on her third attorney, has represented herself for a spell. she walked out of the family home in summer of 2006, and began filing motions. she is about to be labeled a vexatious litigant, losing a number of motions, including joinders of personal finances and business accounts. now she is seeking full custody of the two children, yet has demonstrated a pattern of indifference and bordering neglect towards them. the custody ploy is merely an attempt to seek more cash in a settlement agreement. looking at past patterns of behavior, independent people have repeatedly commented on how sick she seems. can we compel this psych evaluation?
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Answers (1)Richard Forrest Gould-Saltman
This attorney is licensed in California.
Posted 4 months ago.
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To the extent that custody is an issue, the court can order both parents, and the children to undergo a psych evaluation. Someone may need to file a formal motion for this to happen.
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