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Domestic Violence
A domestic violence assessment expert evaluation provides clinical evidence regarding the psychological impact of abuse. These reports determine safeguarding risks and assess parental capacity within the context of coercive control and physical violence.
Overview
When this report is required
- Required when allegations of physical or emotional abuse potentially meet the threshold for significant harm
- Utilised during contact disputes to evaluate the safety of the child and the non-offending parent
- Necessary to assess a parent’s capacity for change or their level of insight into abusive behaviours
- In cases where documented coercive control is required to determine the psychological impact on victims
What the expert assesses
- Coercive control assessment
- Psychological abuse evaluation
- Physical violence assessment
- Post-separation violence risk
- Trauma recovery assessment
Report specification
| Element | Detail |
|---|---|
| Assessment Setting | Clinic, Home, Remote |
| Court Acceptance | Family Court, High Court |
| Compliance | CPR Part 35 |
CPR Part 35 Compliant
Digital Delivery
Urgent Instruction
Specialist expertise
Forensic Psychologist
Forensic Psychologist
Domestic Abuse Lead
While these are the primary specialists engaged for this instruction type, please note that every case turns on
its own facts. Complex or multi-disciplinary cases may require a bespoke team of experts. Our case managers will
review your specific instruction to ensure the correct clinical match.