Gina Beth Weitzenkorn

Gina was assigned to our case by the court. To sum up what happened, she did as little work as possible, ignored calls and emails, and even based her report off of her opinion from the stories she heard from my ex instead of doing her job. She ignored emotional and physical abuse that the kids showed... and instead said it was normal kid behavior that caused their constant bruises, scratches, black eyes, busted lips, etc. Everything in the report that made me sound like the "bad parent" she tried to portray me as could be disproved by simply looking at the parent records, police reports, recordings, texts, and anything else she should have taken the time to look over. Although she admitted in court this was all her opinion and it was not taken into account for our case, the issues it's caused outside of court are worse than ever before. Her lack of effort in doing her job affects people and children's lives. If you have a choice, don't go with her.

I'm writing this to say if you ever have to hire CFI please do not hire GINA B. WEITZENKORN she did very poor quality of work on my CFI report on top of that she made things more difficult that already was I was seeing my kids 3 times a week with no over nights before hiring her after 4 months of h...er working on the case she took my kids time away from me from 3 days to one over night a week with second over night every other week HORIBLE not what's best interest for kids my daughter was crying for weeks she could not understand why she can't see me as much she did this is horrible if I had money to take her to court and take her license I would she not even consider care about my kids I send her over 4 email trying to understand why would she do this she and her receptionist did not bother to return any of my emails she should be ashamed what she put my kids thru she is devil they need to her license away from her crooked only cares about money not what's best interest for kids

Ms. Weitzenkorn was appointed as our CFI during the divorce process for our child by the court. Do not agree/hire her as your CFI if the other party is a Narcissist and/or is an abusive person(emotionally, verbally, physically or mentally). She is not able to see thru the charm and does not care no...r see abuse. She still granted joint decision making and even recommended exchanges taking place at the parents home, after hearing about the abuse that took place and reviewing my exes long extensive criminal history that also included violence. The timing of her visits to each parents home were also not well thought out by her which completely defeated the purpose as to why a CFI was appointed in the first place. Bottom line- if you are a victim of abuse whether its overt or covert and are going thru a custody battle, find a CFI that is familiar with Narcissistic Personality Disorder and/or is sympathetic about abuse and is looking out for YOUR best interest and the CHILDS.

I had theunfortunate experience of having Ms. Weitzenkorn assigned as a Child Field Investigator to my custody case. Although I respect her knowledge for the law and would recommend her to anyone seeking a top-notch and aggressive divorce attorney, she does not display the knowledge, wisdom, intelle...ct and compassion to serve as a Child Field Investigator and relies solely upon her opinions and conjecture. She is biased toward one party, typically the “targeted parent” while showering the “alienating parent” with accolades. My daughter was 14 years old when this unfortunate circumstance transpired. She was in 9th grade and her grades dropped from a 4.0 GPA to a 1.6. There was not one single mention made in Ms. Weitzenkorn’s report about my daughter’s education but rather shallow statements i.e.,: “father takes daughter skiing”, “father had to be spoken to about the benefits of cooking at home rather than taking daughter to bars ..” Her $ 2000 reports are perfunctory and superficial and frankly, I was shocked by the lack of substance and poor grammar. The court wanted to appoint Ms. Weitzenkorn as our parenting coordinator. My daughter will be off to college in two years and that is exactly how long the parenting coordinator would be a part of our lives. I would rather go to jail than sign an agreement or retain the services of a stranger who clearly lacks to intellectual acumen required to render decisions on behalf of my daughter’s future. She does have one recurring theme throughout her assignment(s) --quick turnaround for purposes of profit.