© Love & Alvarez Psychology, Inc. 2009 http://childcustodymediationprep.com Child Custody Evaluation and Mediation Preparation Fri, 19 Mar 2010 17:05:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 Special Events http://childcustodymediationprep.com/speaking-at-family-court/226/ http://childcustodymediationprep.com/speaking-at-family-court/226/#comments Fri, 08 May 2009 19:08:41 +0000 admin http://suimplehost.com/alvarez/?p=226 May 8, 2009
High Conflict Case Management Program for San Diego County (Parent Coordinator)
North County Family Court Mediators
North County Family Court

Description: Lori Love, Ph.D., and Miguel Alvarez, Ph.D., QME speak to Family Court Services Mediators in Vista, Ca about the new High Conflict Case Management Program being implemented in San Diego County. This exciting new program spearheaded by Charlene Barron, Esq., Margo Lewis, Esq., and Dr. Love seeks to address the needs of “high conflict” families by pairing those families with a duly authorized mental health professional (MHP) and/or attorney who can resolve disputes in a more timely and ongoing manner.

May 1, 2009
High Conflict Case Management Program for San Diego County (Parent Coordinator)
All San Diego County Judges
Family Court Downtown San Diego

Description: Lori Love, Ph.D., Charlene Baron, Esq., and Margo Lewis, Esq. speak to all San Diego County Family Court judges about the new High Conflict Case Management Program being implemented in San Diego County. This exciting new program seeks to address the needs of “high conflict” families by pairing those families with a duly authorized mental health professional (MHP) and/or attorney who can resolve disputes in a more timely and ongoing manner.

April 24, 2009
High Conflict Case Management Program for San Diego County (Parent Coordinator)
Attorney-Therapist Interface
San Diego Bar Association

Description: Lori Love, Ph.D., Charlene Baron, Esq., and Margo Lewis, Esq. speak to San Diego Family Lawyers about the new High Conflict Case Management Program being implemented in San Diego County. This exciting new program seeks to address the needs of “high conflict” families by pairing those families with a duly authorized mental health professional (MHP) and/or attorney who can resolve disputes in a more timely and ongoing manner.

]]> http://childcustodymediationprep.com/speaking-at-family-court/226/feed/ 1 Child Custody Evaluation we understand and we care http://childcustodymediationprep.com/understanding-child-custody-evaluation/140/ http://childcustodymediationprep.com/understanding-child-custody-evaluation/140/#comments Sat, 02 May 2009 01:22:55 +0000 DrAlvarez http://suimplehost.com/alvarez/?p=140 child-custody-parents-splitWe have a lot of compassion for anyone who is a parent. The job of parenting is hard enough, let alone when the parenting responsibilities must be divided between parents who are no longer “together.” We hope that this handbook is of great use to you and we also encourage you to consult with the proper professional if and when you have doubts of any kind related to your child.

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Here is a Top 10 list of Child Custody Evaluation/Mediation Blunders:

  1. Irritating or disrespecting the mediator
  2. Talking about money
  3. Getting into an argument with your co-parent in front of the mediator
  4. Talking about something that has nothing to do with your parenting
  5. Showing up unprepared to talk about what you want for you children and why you want it
  6. Dressing inappropriately i.e., like a president, like you are going to a nightclub, like you are a homeless person, etc
  7. Bringing letters of reference from your family and friends
  8. Showing up late
  9. Being disrespectful to your co-parent
  10. Assuming that you have special status because of your sex, religion, morality, income, or education
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Regardless of what brought you to this point your job now is to secure the best future possible for you and your family.

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