Editor’s note: This letter was written in response to the column “Forensic Evaluations in Custody Cases” by matrimonial lawyer Joel R. Brandes, which was published in the New York Law Journal on Feb. 22.
We at The Children’s Law Center (“CLC”) could not disagree more with Mr. Brandes’ misguided support for legislation that would permit parties in custody and visitation cases to have “complete access” to forensic reports and their underlying data.
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