Do You Need a Case Consultant, Strategist, or Expert Witness?
Consultant and Strategist
Dr Jenna will assist with building case plans, objectives, theme, and narratives that are woven into each case element, resulting in consistency, continuity, and increased impact. Additionally, she communicates in ways that makes difficult things easier to understand.
When to use Dr Jenna as a consultant and strategist:
To work collaboratively in creating solutions, strategy and tactics that are informed by and integrated with contemporary social science research and practice standards
To assist you in the conceptualization and implementation of a comprehensive case theory and strategy for child custody cases
To develop questions for direct and cross examination of evaluators, expert witnesses, the parties and other witnesses to elicit important information.
To organize and write powerful and persuasive content that is grounded in evidence and science
To deliver clarity around complex issues.
When there are multiple psychological and psychobehavioral issues in a case that a forensic psychiatrist on your team can assist with.
Expert Witness
As a child and adolescent psychiatrist with forensic expertise, Dr Jenna has provided expert consultation and testimony throughout her career.
Dr Jenna is an expert in child custody, custody disputes and forensic procedure and reasoning.
Her expertise includes clinical treatment of children, adolescents and families affected by divorce and custody processes; she effectively brings these insights into her forensic work in the following roles:
Neutral Expert (for example, in her role as a court-appointed Child Custody evaluator); and
Retained Expert (for example, a reviewer of the forensic work product of other evaluators).
Let Dr Jenna handle the crisis calls so you can focus on the law
Dr Jenna will:
1)Help clients restore balance.
2)Help clients understand realistic expectations
3)Help clients cope with their emotions
4)Provide a perspective that reminds clients that the most important thing is their child(ren)’s well being.
Did the exchange not go smoothly over the weekend? Is your voice mail full of urgent messages on Monday morning?
Family Law clients often phone their attorneys over each and every crisis and stressor.
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