Comprehensive Psycholegal Services
PRACTICE AREAS
Criminal Matters
Use criminal forensic psychology to make informed legal decisions. For over 20 years, we’ve helped many answer essential criminal justice questions.
Discrimination & Social Justice Matters
Comprehensive Psycholegal Services team uses empirical research data and years of professional expertise to help your legal team and the Court make an informed decision related to discrimination and social justice matters.
Immigration Matters
Our team at Comprehensive Psycholegal Services provides immigration psychological evaluations and works with attorneys on other immigration matters
Treatment
Guardianship & Conservatorship
We lend our expertise to questions that arise concerning guardianship and conservatorship in probate court through mental competency evaluation
WHY US?
You can count on individualized attention from a team with diverse expertise
Dr. Monique N. Coleman
Clinical & Forensic Psychology Expert
Dr. Coleman is the founder and CEO of Comprehensive Psycholegal Services and assembles teams to meet specific case needs. She is a highly qualified expert in clinical and forensic psychology who manages the provision (delivery) of evaluations, expert testimony, and case consultation in criminal, civil, discrimination and social justice cases. With over 20 years of experience, her expertise encompasses mental health issues including, but not limited to, severe mental disorders, mood disorders, and posttraumatic stress disorder. This is enhanced by the extensive work she does with urban residents, marginalized populations, persons within the penal system, and immigrants. She provides culturally sensitive opinions regarding acute and chronic mental illness of individuals interfacing with the legal system. She has been qualified as an expert in Ohio and Georgia and is currently licensed in Georgia and Louisiana.
TESTIMONIALS
Frequently Asked Questions
We are an expert team ready to help. If you have any question, please contact us for guidance.
What is a Forensic Psychology Expert?
A forensic psychology expert is qualified by knowledge, skill, experience, training, and education. They may use a psychological assessment, collateral information, psychological test results, research, and other means to help explain to the Court or jury mental health conditions/illness, the impact of an event (s) on mental health, or an individual’s current or past mental health ability. This is communicated verbally, in a report, and/or through expert witness court testimony.
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What is a Forensic Evaluation?
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When would my client need a forensic evaluation?
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Where are forensic evaluations conducted?
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How can I prepare my client for an evaluation?
To have the most effective evaluation, we offer some suggestions to share with your client to prepare for an evaluation. It is helpful to make sure they get a good night’s sleep the night before if possible and eat prior.
- Ensure them there is no need to study
- Discuss informed consent and confidentiality limitations
- Set up in a comfortable space and lighting (virtual evaluation)
- Arrive or Log in 15 minutes prior to evaluation
- Wear comfortable clothing
- Have any medical records, medication list, notes, or contact information to share that are related to their mental health or damages
- Have a notepad and pen available
- Prepare for 2-3 hours
- Bring or have available water and a snack to have during a break, if needed
- Complete and have available any questionnaires provided prior to their appointment
- Have any required hearing aid or eyeglasses with them
- Take medications as normal unless their doctor has told them otherwise
- Do not consume any alcohol or drugs 24-48 hours prior to the evaluation
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Do you offer free consultation?
- Have notes about the case ready
- Have ability to briefly discuss the case
- Be candid about expectations
*If you are the client of an attorney, please have your attorney contact us for a consultation
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