
Flat Fee: $2,800 — Assessment of a discrete, limited in scope set of parenting issues as defined by order of the Judicial Officer. It generally takes 6 to 12 weeks to complete.
The evaluation is conducted in three phases, the last two of which are optional. A total of $8,400 is due prior to the start of services, half of which is held as a refundable retainer for Phase II. It takes 3 to 6 months to complete.
If a full custody settlement is achieved within 14 days of the feedback session, the Parties will receive a $4,200 refund.
Flat Fee: $4,200 — Investigation and Feedback. This non-refundable flat fee covers time spent interviewing, observing, reviewing documents and clerical work culminating in a feedback conference with the parties and their counsel.
Flat Fee: $4,200 — Report Writing. If the parties do not reach a custody settlement after Phase I, a full written report of the investigation and recommendations will be issued for a flat fee.
Flat Fee: $1,200 — Court Testimony or Deposition. This fee includes preparation time, travel time, and up to one full day of testimony.
Sliding Scale Offered
Retainer: $5,000
PC $275/hour — assisting parents in resolving disputes regarding their children, under order of appointment by the Court.
Interim PC: $275/hour — a limited scope appointment on an interim basis only, during the intervening period prior to the final Judgment and Decree court order; resolving parenting issues involving access schedules, communications, discipline, extra curricular activities, schooling, and similar.
Retainer: $2,000
$275/hour — present written reports which advocate for the best interests of the child during judicial proceedings, based on an objective, independent assessment of the situation.
Testimony: $275/hour
$125/hour, 2 hour minimum —by attorney referral only: court ordered, short-term expert supportive supervision of parenting time in the community or home setting with documentation.
$125/hour —by attorney referral only: short-term supportive coaching for parenting during family court litigation.