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: Lawyers and SettlementsDetermining the Mental Capacity of a Decedent
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Forensic psychologists and neuropsychologists regularly give expert opinions about a person’s mental capacity in the criminal, family law and civil courts. The evaluative process involves clinical interviews, psychological/neuropsychological testing, review of the records and interviews with individuals who have personal knowledge of the defendant’s behavior and cognition.Full post as published by Lawyers and Settlements on January 07, 2009 (boomark / email).
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