In any legal application involving children, psychology has a pronounced role to play. It is not only hte psychology of the child, but indeed also the psychology of the parent that must be considered in determining the best interests of the child, for instance. Children are a vulnerable part of society, and hence require special protection. To succeed in protecting them, a variety of disciplines (including law, psychology and medicine) must interact efficiently and effectively.
Children, Psychology
and the Law
Multiplin specialises in the integrative application of law and psychology
in the context of children in providing the following services:
*Integrative strategy
in respect of class actions, witness preparation and litigation.
*Education on the international protection of children, child law and
children's rights.
*Evaluations regarding the best interests of the child.
*Dispute resolution services.
*International litigation services, including international custody disputes,
child abduction, children's rights and other areas of child law.
In providing these services, outsourced intradisciplinary specialists
may be brought in as required, always in close communication with the
client. (See how we work).