Before you take
the next step.

You can enquire before starting proceedings. The appropriate timing for an assessment depends on the events, available records and the purpose of the report. If proceedings are underway, deadlines should be coordinated with your lawyer.

They serve different purposes. A forensic assessment addresses defined expert questions and analyses the information relevant to the assignment. A clinical report may provide background, but does not by itself replace that analysis.

No. Conclusions depend on the findings and available information. Professional independence also requires us to explain limitations and hypotheses that cannot be supported.

Document review and some steps can be remote. The format of interviews and testing is chosen according to its suitability for the case and agreed before accepting the assignment.

With your authorisation, we can coordinate the report’s purpose, documentation and deadlines with your legal representative. Legal strategy and expert assessment remain distinct functions.

A basic timeline and records relevant to the events are a useful starting point. Following the initial enquiry, we explain what material is relevant and how it should be shared.

This website is available in all three languages. The language of the consultation, assessment and report is agreed when defining the assignment, including any translation or interpretation required.

The written quote specifies what is included. Court testimony, travel and additional work are itemised separately where applicable.