Perhaps.
Dr. Garber works with the courts
in several distinct roles to educate, evaluate
and intervene in the best interests of children.



Dr. Garber enters family law matters as a child advocate
providing:

Guardian ad litem services Parenting Coordinator services Child-centered expert opinion Responding to "alienation" Developmental evaluation Termination (TPR)  "social study"

Systems ("custody") evaluation Education to the court "Reunification" facilitation Co-parenting facilitation Parenting capacity evaluation Child and family therapies

Please note:

If you are participating in a court-ordered or court-related psychological service, it is very important that you are fully aware of the special conditions that  may limit your privacy or confidentiality.

When psychological services are provided through or in conjunction
with the court system, your confidentiality may be quite limited or non-existant.  You may not have access to records or reports that concern you without court order. Information about you may be shared with others at Dr. Garber's discretion  consistent with the court's order and/or relevant stipulations or agreements.

It is very important to ask Dr. Garber, your attorney and/or the court to clarify  the limits of confidentiality relevant to your particular circumstance.