Recognized for sustained contributions to forensic psychology, this licensed clinical and forensic psychologist provides balanced, research-informed opinions in complex legal and evaluative matters.

He has extensive professional experience providing expert witness services in child custody, child abuse, fitness-for-duty, Social Security disability, labor law matters including sexual harassment, and jury selection. He began his forensic career within a major juvenile court system, where he conducted psychological assessments and testified as an expert witness. He currently serves as Executive Director of a private psychological practice.

His practice includes court-appointed child custody evaluations and guardianship evaluations across multiple jurisdictions. These matters involve best-interest determinations, parental capacity assessments, relocation and visitation disputes, and issues such as estrangement and parental alienation. Evaluations incorporate structured clinical interviews and widely accepted psychological testing instruments, including objective personality measures, validity assessments, and projective techniques.

Additional areas of expertise include attention-deficit and disruptive behavior disorders, mood and anxiety disorders, crisis intervention, disability evaluations, school-related psychological assessments, and juvenile justice matters. He has authored and edited multiple professional texts in the areas of child custody and forensic psychology and holds Diplomate status with nationally recognized forensic and custody evaluation organizations.