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Forensic and Neuropsychological Evaluations for Adolescents and Adults

Psychological Expertise for Legal Decision Makers


Practice Areas

Forensic psychology involves applying psychological expertise within the legal system. We answer referral questions with credible data and supporting evidence. We provide a forensic opinion to inform legal arguments and judicial decision-making but do not impede upon answering the ultimate legal question. Neuropsychology involves assessing how brain injuries or brain disorders impact someone’s daily life. In these evaluations, we provide a clinical opinion about diagnostic clarification, analysis of cognitive strengths and weaknesses, and treatment recommendations to improve one’s overall well-being. Our police and public safety work focuses on suitability for hire and fitness for duty.

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Notable Clients

  • The Law Offices of Meghan Blanco
  • The Law Offices of Melissa Fair
  • McLane, Bednarski & Litt LLP
  • Children’s Law Center of California
  • Los Angeles County Alternate Public Defender Office
  • The Law Offices of Sarah Javaheri
  • The Los Angeles County Public Defender Office
  • Federal Public Defender Central District of California
  • The Los Angeles County District Attorney Office
  • Los Angeles County Superior Court
  • Juvenile Justice Clinic (Loyola Law School)
  • Law Office of the Sonoma County Public Defender
  • Riverside Police Department
  • Huntington Beach Police Department
  • Glendora Police Department
  • The Rancho Santiago Community College District
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Recent Case Study

“Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Assault with a Deadly Weapon – Mental Health Diversion Case”

PTSD is a mental disorder that is triggered by a terrifying event(s)— either experiencing, witnessing it, or learned about it. Symptoms may include flashbacks, nightmares, avoidance of certain situations, and severe anxiety, as well as uncontrollable thoughts about the event.

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