Our experts provides services to defense attorneys and prosecutors in a variety of areas of criminal law.

Criminal Law Cases

  • Competence to Stand Trial
  • Criminal Responsibility (insanity defense)
  • Competency to Waive Miranda Rights
  • Mitigation (downward departure)
  • Violence Risk Assessments
  • Psychosexual Evaluations / Sexual Risk Assessments
  • Sexually Violent Predators
  • Capital Sentencing
  • Involuntary Commitment and Treatment
  • Expert Witness Testimony
  • Consultation

Juvenile Law Cases

  • Competence to Stand Trial
  • Assessment of Violence and Sexual Risk
  • Sexual Behavior Assessment
  • Expert Witness Testimony
  • Consultation

Our team possesses extensive experience in delivering psychological evaluations for children and adolescents to a range of government and private organizations. This includes, but is not limited to, the Department of Juvenile Justice, ChildNet, Communities Connected for Kids, and the Court system.

Our specialists are highly skilled in conducting civil law evaluations, with a particular focus on family law assessments. Dr. Colet ensures each evaluation is handled with objectivity, thoroughness, and a methodical approach.

Civil Law Cases

  • Personal / Emotional Injury
  • Psychological Factors in Physical Trauma
  • Independent Medical Examinations (IME)
  • Immigration
  • Guardianship
  • Civil Commitment
  • Pre/Post Adoption Evaluation
  • Mental Competency Examinations
  • Psychological Autopsy – Assessment of Suicide
  • Expert Witness Testimony
  • Consultation

Family Law Cases

  • Parental Capacity Assessments​
  • Social Investigations
  • Psychological Evaluations
  • Expert Witness Testimony
  • Consultation

In civil court cases in Miramar, Florida, a forensic psychologist plays an essential role by evaluating emotional factors tied to personal injury claims and assessing individuals in workers’ compensation cases. They also conduct competency evaluations before or after the signing of wills, power of attorney, or during the establishment of guardianship for those who are incapacitated. These evaluations frequently involve neuropsychological assessments to provide a comprehensive understanding of the person’s cognitive and emotional condition.

In family court, psychological consultations differ as the forensic psychologist is ethically obligated to prioritize the children’s best interests. Whether approached by a parent, an agency like ChildNet or Community Connected for Kids, or the court itself, the psychologist offers critical consultation and assessment services.

Typically, psychologists are requested to conduct custody and/or visitation evaluations to determine the most suitable custody arrangements for the children. These evaluations often involve assessing potential risk factors for abuse, ensuring that the children’s safety and well-being remain the top priority.

Expert Witness Testimony In Criminal, Civil, And Family Law

Our team has delivered expert witness testimony across diverse criminal, civil, and family law cases. Additionally, she offers vast experience collaborating with attorneys in multiple aspects of these legal fields.