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Court - Ordered Evaluations
Mental Health Evaluation
Alcohol and Drug Evaluation
Mental Health Evaluation
A court-mandated or lawyer-recommended mental health assessment is an evaluation ordered by a judge to assess an individual’s mental health and provide insights that may influence legal decisions. These assessments are commonly required in cases involving criminal charges, child custody disputes, or situations where mental health concerns may impact legal outcomes.
The evaluation involves a thorough review of the individual’s mental state, cognitive functioning, behavior, and any relevant psychological or psychiatric history. The assessment process may include clinical interviews, behavioral observations, and review of medical or legal records. It aims to answer specific legal questions, such as the individual’s competency to stand trial, potential risk of harm to themselves or others, or suitability for certain legal obligations like probation or diversion programs.
The evaluator prepares a report that provides the court with an objective understanding of the individual’s mental health, diagnoses (if applicable), and recommendations that can inform legal decisions regarding treatment, sentencing, or supervision.
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The cost of a mental health evaluation is $325
Alcohol and Drug Evaluation
An Alcohol and Drug Evaluation aims to thoroughly examine an individual's symptoms to identify potential signs of addiction and/or co-occurring mental health disorders. These evaluations are often mandated by the court or suggested by criminal defense attorneys or probation offices in cases involving alcohol or drug-related offenses.
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The cost of alcohol and drug evaluations is $175
