Psychological expert report
An assessment addressing defined questions.
View scopeLegal and forensic psychology · Madrid
Forensic psychology for lawyers
Direct technical collaboration with a defined scope and independent conclusions.
Before seeking
an answer,
define the
question.
The first meeting establishes the procedural context, available materials and whether psychological input can provide relevant information. Different matters require different forms of expert work.
We define expert questions, outstanding records, possible assessments and deadlines. The proposal separates initial review, assessment, reporting and testimony so the instruction is clear.
Three ways to contribute.
Review of a psychological report
Review of the sources, methods and inferences in an existing report.
View scopeHow we approach an assessment
Preparation of technical explanations and expert testimony.
View scopeWhat to provide first
- Type of proceedings and current stage.
- Questions requiring clarification.
- Known deadlines or hearing dates.
- List of available reports and records.
Independence at every stage
Procedural coordination does not determine the assessment outcome. If the evidence does not support a hypothesis, we explain that. We also identify when another discipline or further documentation is needed.
The next question is yoursWhat does your
What does your
case need to clarify?
Tell us the type of matter, its stage and any deadline. We start by defining how we can help.