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In addition to performing forensic evaluations and providing expert testimony, our specialists in Forensic Psychology meet with attorneys and consult with members of the legal community regarding criminal and civil issues, including jury selection consultations. The complexity of your case means that an intelligent, unbiased and clear evaluation of the facts is vital for your trial strategy. BRAVA's experts can assist you with:
At BRAVA, our forensic evaluations and written reports are offered in a timely fashion, communicated clearly, and provide recommendations that are helpful and relevant to the specific psycho-legal questions at hand. We conduct our forensic evaluations in English or Spanish to better serve the needs of the person, the community, the public and the judicial system for effective decision-making. Fees and Payment Terms BRAVA's fees are calculated on the basis of time involved, complexity of the case and the type of services rendered. Our fees generally include interview time, review of documents, test administration, test evaluation, test expenses, integration and synthesis of data, consultation time with you and report preparation. An initial Contract and Retainer Agreement with retainer amount of one half of the estimated fee is to be paid by retainer and forwarded to BRAVA Forensic Psychology Division with a signed copy of the engagement letter authorizing BRAVA to proceed before any services are rendered. The balance of your retainer account must reflect the balance of the estimated fees to be paid following the consultation with you, unless other arrangements are made. A written forensic report of the clinical findings will be forwarded to you within one week of payment of the remaining balance due. In the event it is necessary, we may partner with Fellow APA Members in your area of the country who have specialized Forensic Psychology Training and active Members of the APA Psychology Law Division. Discover more about Forensic Psychology below: American Psychology Law Society American College of Forensic Psychology American Board of Forensic Psychology American Psychology Association PSYCHLAW Page
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