Dr. Doyne is either brilliant or clueless. I agree with many of the comments that state whoever pays gets the report written in their favor and he leaves out facts that would contradict his "paid" recommendation. The interesting result was a recommendation the paying co-parent would not accept. The court denied the co-parent's motion for custody because they would not agree with Dr. Doyne's recommendation. It is sad for the co-parent to pay so much money - 20,000 plus and
attorneys fees to end up with nothing. The co-parent may try to appeal the court order denying their request, but they did not appear in court for their motion to be heard. The co-parent's all or nothing thinking may have got the best of them in their experience with a "paid" custody evaluation. Unfortunately, Dr. Doyne's paid report does not help this co-parent to reflect on being a reasonable parent with our children's best interest at heart.
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