Mental Capacity in High-Conflict Families: Neuropsychiatric and Psychological Insight in Family Court
In family court proceedings involving high-conflict dynamics, coercive control, trauma, or long-standing relational harm, questions of mental capacity and decision-making become particularly complex. Traditional assessments may not capture how psychological pressure, emotional volatility, or neuropsychiatric vulnerability affect a person’s ability to understand, weigh, and communicate decisions. In these situations, neuropsychiatrists and clinical psychologists provide essential...
