Best for: Early case screening, settlement positioning, and strategy development.

Service includes:

• Review of medical, therapy, school, DFCS, and legal records

• Identification of trauma history, diagnoses, risk factors, and strengths

• Translation of clinical information into legally relevant language

• Brief written summary with strategic considerations

Turnaround: 3–5 business days

Flat fee:

• Up to 200 pages — $1,250

• 200–500 pages — $2,000

• Larger files — custom quote

Best for: High-conflict custody, relocation disputes, parental alienation allegations, GAL involvement, or psychological safety concerns.

Service includes:

• Review of pleadings, evaluations, and collateral records

• Parenting capacity and attachment-based behavioral analysis

• Identification of coercive control, trauma, or risk factors

• Strategic memorandum for attorney use in hearings or mediation

Fees:

• Targeted review and memo — $1,750

• Ongoing consulting retainer — $3,000–$6,000/month

Best for: Sentencing advocacy, diversion planning, probation strategy, and plea negotiations where attorneys need trauma-informed clinical insight without a formal retained evaluation.

This consultation service is designed to support legal strategy by providing behavioral and psychosocial context that can inform negotiations, advocacy, and treatment-focused alternatives.

Services include:

• Review of available records and background information

• Targeted psychosocial history interview(s) when clinically appropriate

• Analysis of adverse childhood experiences, trauma exposure, and mental health functioning

• Clinical insight regarding the relationship between life history, behavior, and treatability

• Guidance on treatment options, community resources, and rehabilitation framing

• Strategic written summary or talking points for attorney use, when requested

Flat fee:

• Standard consultation package — $2,500

• Complex or high-stakes matters — $3,500 to $5,000

Optional services:

• Collateral interviews — $150 each

• Transition to formal report, testimony, or retained expert services available if later required, billed at applicable professional rates: Sentencing advocacy, diversion planning, probation strategy, and plea negotiations where attorneys need trauma-informed clinical insight without a formal retained evaluation.

Best for: Attorneys seeking clinically informed guidance to support productive negotiation, reduce conflict, and promote durable agreements across family, criminal, and civil matters without requiring formal evaluation or testimony.

Drawing on extensive experience as a mediator and forensic clinician, this service assists counsel in identifying practical, behaviorally informed pathways toward resolution. Consultation is designed to remain flexible and strategy-oriented, supporting settlement discussions while preserving the option for future formal services if needed.

In family law matters, consultation may include:

• Review of case context, pleadings, and relevant behavioral or treatment information

• Identification of developmentally appropriate and clinically sound parenting improvements

• Recommendations for anger management, parenting support, co-parenting counseling, or other targeted treatment plans

• Guidance regarding attachment, safety, and stability considerations affecting custody outcomes

• Strategic insight into proposals that may increase the likelihood of agreement and long-term compliance

In criminal law matters, consultation may include:

• Behavioral and psychosocial context relevant to plea negotiations or diversion eligibility

• Identification of treatment-focused alternatives that support rehabilitation and risk reduction

• Guidance on anger management, substance use services, trauma treatment, or community-based programming

• Strategic framing of accountability, insight, and treatability in support of negotiated resolution

In civil or personal injury matters, consultation may include:

• Review of psychological or emotional functioning relevant to damages or recovery

• Identification of treatment needs, functional limitations, and prognosis considerations

• Guidance regarding documentation, care planning, and clinically appropriate settlement structures

• Behavioral insight that may support resolution while reducing future conflict or litigation risk

Additional features:

• Informal written guidance or consultation summaries for attorney use, when requested

• Coordination with existing treatment providers or service recommendations when appropriate

• Ability to transition to formal evaluation, report writing, or testimony if later required

Professional fees:

• Consultation billed at $250 per hour

• Five-hour consultation block available for $1,250

• Ten-hour consultation block available for $2,500

Consultation blocks may be applied across eligible litigation support services and are commonly used for ongoing settlement strategy or multi-issue cases.

Best for: Attorneys who need clear, ongoing documentation demonstrating a client’s engagement in treatment, behavioral improvement, and reduction of risk during active criminal, family, or juvenile court proceedings.

This service provides structured clinical monitoring designed to create objective, court-relevant evidence of participation, stability, and functional change. Documentation may support bond conditions, probation compliance, custody considerations, diversion eligibility, or negotiated resolutions.

Services may include:

• Verification of treatment attendance and participation

• Monitoring of behavioral stability, emotional regulation, and functional progress

• Identification of barriers to compliance and recommended corrective steps

• Coordination with treatment providers or supportive services when appropriate

• Periodic written progress summaries suitable for attorney or court review

Professional fees:

• Monthly monitoring retainer typically ranges from $750 to $1,500 per client, depending on complexity and reporting frequency

Best for: Ongoing custody litigation or post-separation conflict where short-term clinical intervention may reduce escalation, improve parental functioning, and support child-focused resolution.

This structured service is designed to stabilize communication, strengthen parenting behavior, and reduce patterns that contribute to repeated litigation. Work is solution-focused and time-limited, with attention to practical behavioral change rather than long-term therapy.

Services may include:

• Targeted coparenting sessions focused on regulation, boundaries, and child needs

• Temporary Parenting Plans

• Guidance regarding developmentally appropriate expectations and routines

• Strategies to reduce conflict escalation and improve parallel or cooperative parenting

• Identification of treatment or skill-building resources that support stability

• Brief progress summary for attorney, mediator, or guardian ad litem use when appropriate

Professional fees:

• Six-session stabilization package generally ranges from $1,800 to $2,400, depending on structure and reporting needs

Best for: Attorneys preparing for deposition, negotiation, or trial who need clinically informed analysis of an opposing mental health evaluation, custody study, or psychological opinion.

This consultation focuses on identifying methodological weaknesses, unsupported conclusions, bias indicators, and strategic themes relevant to cross-examination or settlement positioning. The goal is to translate complex clinical material into clear, legally useful insight.

Services may include:

• Detailed review of custody, or forensic evaluation reports

• Identification of gaps in data, testing limits, or interpretive overreach

• Analysis of diagnostic reasoning, risk opinions, or parenting conclusions

• Development of clinically grounded cross-examination themes

• Strategic consultation memo for attorney use

Professional fees:

• Report review and consultation packages typically range from $1,500 to $3,500 per report, depending on length and complexity

Best for: Firms handling recurring custody, criminal, personal injury, or complex civil matters that benefit from consistent access to trauma-informed, forensic-aware clinical consultation.

This retainer structure provides ongoing behind-the-scenes support to assist with difficult client dynamics, mental-health-related strategy questions, record interpretation, negotiation planning, and preparation for expert issues across multiple active cases.

Retained consultation may include:

• Rapid access to clinical consultation for case strategy

• Review of records, evaluations, or behavioral concerns across matters

• Guidance regarding treatment planning, risk management, or settlement framing

• Support preparing clients or witnesses for emotionally regulated participation

• Informal written guidance or strategic summaries when requested

Professional fees:

• Embedded behavioral consultant retainers generally range from $2500 to $12,000 per month per firm, depending on availability and consultation volume

• Retainers are limited in number to preserve responsiveness and priority access