What types of cases does Dr. Jenna Saul specialize in?
Dr Saul provides expert forensic consulting in cases a high conflict custody dynamic exists, where  there are concerns about domestic abuse, coercive control, and child safety.

How can Dr. Jenna Saul help in custody disputes?
Dr Saul provides forensic consultation, expert testimony, work product reviews, and comprehensive assessments, to develop strategies that place child safety and well-being at the forefront in family court.  

What is coercive control in the context of child custody?
In the context of child custody, coercive control  refers to a sustained pattern of psychological, emotional, or financial abuse designed to dominate or isolate a parent, and restrict the autonomy of both the targeted parent and children. Such dynamics can severely compromise child safety and well-being and often influence custody outcomes in family court.

How does Dr. Jenna Saul protect children's best interests?
Dr. Jenna Saul protects children’s best interests through evidence‑driven forensic assessments that use systematic methodology and the latest scientific research. She evaluates risk, patterns of coercive control, and parent–child dynamics to inform clear, court‑ready recommendations that prioritize child safety, stability, and healthy development. When appropriate, she outlines structured, measurable steps to support safe, meaningful parent–child contact.

Can Dr. Jenna Saul assist attorneys in family court cases?
Yes, Dr. Jenna Saul assists attorneys in complex family court cases by providing authoritative expert witness testimony, strategic case consultation, and evidence‑based reviews of other expert reports. Her forensic expertise in coercive control, domestic abuse, and child safety ensures that arguments are scientifically grounded and focused on protecting children’s best interests.

How does working with Dr. Jenna Saul reduce legal costs?
Working with Dr. Jenna Saul helps streamline family court and high‑conflict divorce cases by providing evidence‑driven assessments, clear strategies, and scientifically grounded insights. Her expertise supports attorneys with focused analysis and well‑structured case narratives, allowing the legal team to concentrate on advocacy while ensuring child safety and psychological issues are fully addressed. This collaborative approach strengthens outcomes and promotes efficiency in complex custody, coercive control, and domestic abuse matters.

Where has Dr Jenna Saul provided forensic consulting?

Dr. Jenna Saul has provided forensic consulting and expert testimony in Wisconsin, across the United States, and internationally in Canada and the Bahamas. Her broad experience in diverse jurisdictions ensures that family court cases involving allegations of coercive control, domestic abuse, parental alienation, and child safety are supported with scientifically grounded analysis and consistent methodology.

Does Dr. Jenna Saul have experience with family court assessments and testimony?

Yes. Dr. Jenna Saul has extensive experience conducting evidence‑driven assessments and providing expert testimony in family court, spanning more than 25 years. Her work addresses parent–child contact problems, allegations of parental alienation and enmeshment, domestic abuse, coercive control, child abuse, and high‑conflict custody disputes. By applying systematic methodology and the latest psychological science, she delivers authoritative insights that strengthen case narratives and prioritize child safety and well‑being.

What is the value of a work product review, and how can it help in family court cases?

A work product review is a detailed forensic evaluation of reports, assessments, or testimony prepared by other professionals in a case. Dr. Jenna Saul conducts evidence‑driven reviews to identify strengths, weaknesses, and potential oversights—particularly in matters where concerns about coercive control, domestic abuse, parental alienation, child safety, and high‑conflict divorce have been raised. By applying systematic methodology and the latest psychological science, she ensures that the information presented to the court is accurate, consistent, and aligned with child well‑being. These reviews can highlight when critical issues such as domestic abuse or child protection have been minimized or overlooked, ultimately strengthening case narratives and supporting attorneys in building scientifically credible arguments.