What is a parental evaluation?
A parental evaluation is when a judge orders an impartial third party to look into the parenting practices of one or both parents. They may also look into one or both of the parents’ living arrangements and mental health. Parental evaluations are typically ordered by a judge.
What is involved in a parental responsibility evaluation?
The evaluator talks to each parent separately. This may involve face-to-face interviews as well as questionnaires. The evaluator also provides questionnaires to collateral contacts such as the child’s other family members and teachers. The evaluator also observes how each parent interacts with the child.
What is a parent capacity assessment?
What is a parenting capacity assessment? Parenting capacity is one of three core elements which practitioners assess when concerns about a child’s welfare are raised. The other two elements are the child’s developmental needs, and wider family and environmental factors.
How do I prepare for a custody evaluation?
Below are some guidelines that will assist when you prepare for your evaluation with the expectation of ending your custody battle.
- Arrive on time at your evaluation interview.
- Dress neatly and conservatively.
- Be honest.
- If the custody evaluator chooses to use psychological testing, ABSOLUTELY answer honestly.
What does a 730 evaluation consist of?
A 730 evaluation is an in-depth analysis of the family and the member’s relationships with one another. Among other actions, the 730 evaluator conducts interviews with the child, as well as significant adults in the child’s life, including the parents and stepparents.
What does a CFI look for?
A Child and Family Investigator is an independent third-party who examines and evaluates a family situation when parental conflict is present. Issues that a CFI explores include divorce, child custody, child support, parenting time, parental decision-making, allegations of child abuse, and relocation.
What questions are asked in a parenting assessment?
During the assessment, parents will be asked questions about their personal history and their attitude towards parenting. They will also be assessed on how they deal with difficult behaviour from their child. The assessor will observe their emotional connection, communication and playtime with their children.
What do you say to a custody evaluator?
Acknowledge the benefits to your children of having positive relationships with both of their parents. Express your willingness to consider different custody and visitation arrangements, but clearly explain (once, not over and over again) why you prefer one over another.
What types of questions does a custody evaluator ask?
During parent interviews, the evaluator will ask about personal history including medical, marital, personal, and occupational history. The evaluator will want to know about their relationship with the child and perceptions of the child’s well being.
What is a 3111 evaluation?
Family Code section 3111: Family Code section 3111 authorizes the Court to appoint a child custody evaluator to perform an evaluation on the family. This can be a clinical psychologist but is typically a professionally trained social worker with a Masters Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy.
How much does a CFI cost?
How much does it cost?
| Hours | Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| CFI Ground School Course | $2,995 | |
| FAA Knowledge Exams (2) | 2 Exams | $165 |
| Aircraft rental for checkride | 2 | $125/hour (average) |
| FAA Examiner fee for checkride (if required) | $1100* |