CURRICULUM VITAE PERSONAL Name: Philip M. Stahl, Ph.D., ABPP, Board Certified in Forensic Psychology by the

American Board of Professional Psychology Mailing Address: 18521 E. Queen Creek Road, # 105-448, Queen Creek, AZ, 85142 V/M: (925) 394-4062 or (602) 235-0946 FAX: (925) 886-2611 Email: philipstahlphd@gmail.com UNIVERSITY EDUCATION Ph.D. Education (Guidance & Counseling), University of Michigan, February, 1983. M.S. Clinical Psychology, Eastern Michigan University, December, 1973. B.A. Psychology, University of Michigan, April, 1972. PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE & CERTIFICATES EARNED Licensed Psychologist, State of Michigan 6301001615, 1985 - present. Licensed Psychologist, State of California PSY 10272, 1987 - present. Licensed Psychologist, State of Arizona 3843, 2006 - present. Licensed Psychologist, State of Hawaii PSY 1370, 2012 – present. American Board of Forensic Psychology, Diplomate 2006 - present. American Board of Professional Psychology (Forensic), Diplomate 2006 - present. Have also received temporary authorization/licensure in the following states: Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, Ohio, Oregon, Texas FACULTY POSITIONS Arizona Summit Law School, Phoenix, Arizona. Adjunct Professor (2015 – 2017). Course taught was “Psychology in Family Law”. National Judicial College, Reno, Nevada. (1996 - present). Primary courses taught:

• Domestic Violence • Managing Challenging Family Law Cases • General Jurisdiction (Family Law Track)

National Council of Juvenile & Family Court Judges, Reno, Nevada. (2000 - present).

• Faculty for a variety of Family Law or Evidence related programs over the years National Institute for Trial Advocacy. Participated in the development of and instruction for Modern Divorce Advocacy. (2006 - 2008).

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Arizona State University, Department of Psychology, Tempe, Arizona. Adjunct Faculty (2006 - 2007)1. Alliant University, San Francisco, California. Adjunct Faculty, supervising a student intern (2004-2005). COURT-RELATED POST-GRADUATE EDUCATION Maintains Continuing Education to Fulfill Continuing Education Requirements of CA Rules of Court 5.225 and 5.230, and Arizona Revised Statutes. (Complete listing of continuing education courses meeting these requirements and other forensic courses available upon request) 1994-2016 Custody Evaluation Training, Sponsored by the Association of Family &

Conciliation Courts. 2006 32-Hour Divorce Mediation Training, Sponsored by Cramer & Associates. 2004 Collaborative Practice for Mental Health and Legal Professionals, Sponsored by

the Contra Costa Collaborative Practice Association. 1983 Divorce Mediation Training, Sponsored by the Michigan Council for Family and

Divorce Mediation. FORENSIC EXPERIENCE 2009 - present Director of Forensic Programs for the Steve Frankel Group. The Steve Frankel

Group provides online continuing education for mental health professionals and attorneys across the country. As Director of Forensic Programs, I am in charge of recruiting speakers and mentors for the forensic mentoring program. Additionally, I provide continuing education offerings in a range of forensic matters via the Steve Frankel Group website (www.sfrankelgroup.com).

1983-Present Private Practice. Custody evaluations; Consultation and Expert Witness in Family

Law Litigation, including critiques of custody evaluations and consultation in a range of divorce-related and other forensic areas with a primary specialty in relocation.

1987-1994 Santa Clara County Juvenile Court, San Jose, California. Psychologist/Evaluator. & 2005-2006 Panel of Juvenile Court Evaluators. Psychological Evaluations of families in

Juvenile Court system.

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EXPERT WITNESS APPOINTMENTS AND TESTIMONY Appointed as an expert to perform court-appointed child custody evaluations under Section 730 of the Evidence Code in the following California counties: Alameda Butte Contra Costa Glenn Los Angeles Nevada Placer Sacramento San Joaquin San Mateo Santa Clara Stanislaus Solano San Francisco Also appointed as an expert to perform court-appointed child custody evaluations in Hawaii, 1st Circuit (Oahu) and 5th Circuit (Kaua’i); Macomb County, Oakland County, and Wayne County, Michigan; Maricopa County, Yavapai County, and Pinal County, Arizona; Boone County, IN; Hamilton County, OH; Calcasieu Parish, LA, and Marshall County, WV. In addition to those jurisdictions identified above, admitted to testify as an expert witness in the following additional courts: Juneau, AK Fresno, CA Monterey County, CA Napa County, CA Orange County, CA San Diego County, CA Santa Cruz, CA Yolo, CA Denver, CO Jefferson County, CO Broward County, FL Orange County, FL Chatham County, GA Honolulu, HI Acadia Parish, LA Baltimore City, MD Manchester, NH Bernalillo County, NM New York, NY Hamilton County, OH Multnomah County, OR King County, WA I have also had a report admitted in lieu of testimony in a family law matter in Turks and Caicos. CLINICAL EXPERIENCE 1987-2004 Private Practice. Custody evaluations; Critiques of custody evaluations and expert

witness consultation; Divorce mediation; Individual psychotherapy, children and adults; psychological evaluations. Primary areas of specialization include all aspects of problems of divorce.

1987-1999 Round-Up-Ranch, Biggs, California. Psychologist/Consultant. 1987-1990 Rubicon Centers, Inc., Fremont, California. Psychologist/Consultant. 1976-1987 Counseling Associates, Southfield, Michigan. Private Practice Psychologist. 1983-1987 Lutheran Social Services of Michigan, Detroit, Michigan. Psychologist Consultant. 1985-1987 Family Services Clinic, Macomb County Circuit Court, Mt. Clemens, Michigan. 1977-1982 Northwestern Guidance Clinic, Garden City, Michigan. Chief Psychologist.

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1973-1977 Oakland County Child & Adolescent Clinic, Royal Oak, Michigan. Psychologist. INVITED PARTICIPANT & KEYNOTE ADDRESSES Feb., 2018 “Decision-Making: A Judicial, Attorney, & Psychologist Perspective”, co-panelist

at a plenary at the 37th annual conference of the AZ AFCC in Sedona, AZ. (upcoming).

Nov., 2017 “Impact of Implicit and Cognitive Bias in Child Custody Work”, invited co-panelist

at the 2017 mid-year AFCC conference, Milwaukee, WI. (Upcoming) Sept., 2017 “Relocation: What Have we Learned since the LaMusga Decision in 2004”, invited

co-panelist at the 2017 Conference on Advanced Issues in Child Custody: Evaluation, Litigation, and Settlement, co-sponsored by AFCC and AAML, San Diego, CA. (Upcoming)

Aug., 2017 “Ethical Issues in Family Law Matters: Psychological and Barrister Perspectives

and Conflicts”, co-panelist at a workshop at the 4th Annual Australian Chapter AFCC meeting, Melbourne, Australia. (Upcoming)

Aug., 2017 “Decision-Making: A Judicial, Barrister, & Psychologist Perspective”, co-panelist

in Institute at the 4th Annual Australian Chapter AFCC meeting, Melbourne, Australia. (Upcoming)

June, 2017 “What About Me: Making room for the voice of the child in Hague Convention

child abduction proceedings”, invited co-panelist at the 7th World Congress on Family Law & Children’s Rights, Dublin, Ireland.

Apr., 2017 “Domestic Violence and Relocation: How to Manage two of the most Complex

Family Law Issues”, invited Keynote Training at the 10th Annual Ann F Matukaitis Family Law Symposium, Harford County, MD.

Feb., 2017 “It Takes A Village: Addressing Children's Attachments to Multiple Parents

and Grandparents”, invited Plenary co-speaker at the California AFCC Annual Meeting, Costa Mesa, CA.

Jan., 2017 “How our Brains Fool Us: Keeping Cognitive Bias from Leading you Astray”,

invited co-panelist at a meeting of the Southern California Chapter AAML Trial Advocacy Institute, Beverly Hills, CA.

Jan., 2017 “Attorney & Parenting Evaluator: Addressing Bias”, invited co-panelist at the CLE

& Ski meeting of the Bar, Snowmass, CO. Oct., 2016 “Guidelines for Working with Personality Disorders in Family Law”, invited co-

panelist at the fall meeting of the American Bar Association Family Law Section conference in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada.

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Sept., 2016 “Introduction to Child Custody Evaluations” and “Advanced Issues in Child Custody Evaluations”, invited trainer at a conference of the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, San Diego California.

Aug., 2016 “Evidentiary and Empirical Standards in Family Law Interventions and

Assessments”, invited co-presentation at the 3rd Annual Meeting of the Australian Chapter of AFCC, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Aug., 2016 “Domestic Violence, Child Abuse, Abduction Risk, Oh My!”, invited pre-

conference institute co-presentation at the 3rd Annual Meeting of the Australian Chapter of AFCC, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Aug., 2016 “How our Brains Fool Us: Keeping Cognitive Bias from Leading You Astray”,

invited presentation to the Family Law Practitioners’ Association of Western Australia, Perth, Western Australia.

Aug., 2016 “Complex Issues in Family Law and Child Custody”, invited training sponsored by

Family Zone, Johannesburg, South Africa. June, 2016 “Cognitive Bias: The Greatest Risk to Objectivity in Child Custody Disputes”,

invited address at a program of the International Centre for Family Law, Policy and Practice, titled “Culture, Dispute Resolution and the Modernised Family”, London, UK.

March, 2016 “Evidentiary and Empirical Standards in Family Law Interventions and

Assessments”, invited keynote address at a program of the CLE Society of British Columbia titled, “Assessments & Interventions: The Intersection of Family Law and Psychology”, Vancouver, BC, Canada.

March, 2016 “Best Practices and Recommended Responses to Allegations of Alienation”,

invited address at a program of the CLE Society of British Columbia titled, “Assessments & Interventions: The Intersection of Family Law and Psychology”, Vancouver, BC, Canada.

Feb., 2016 “Relocation”, invited keynote address at a forensic psychology program sponsored

by the Washington Square Institute, New York, NY. Feb., 2016 “How our Brains Fool Us: Keeping Cognitive Bias from Leading You Astray”,

invited keynote address at the annual meeting of the Canadian/USA chapter of the International Association of Family Law, Beverly Hills, CA.

Dec., 2015 “Complex Issues in Family Law and Child Custody”, invited trainer at a program

jointly sponsored by the AFCC and the University of Baltimore Law School, Baltimore, MD.

Nov., 2015 “Dysfunctional Behaviors and Distorted Thinking of Parents in High Conflict

Custody Cases and the Impact on Children”, invited keynote speaker to a meeting

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of the Association of Conciliation Courts New York Chapter and New York Chapter of the American Association of Matrimonial Lawyers, New York, NY.

October, 2015 “Cognitive Bias: A Threat to Objectivity”, invited speaker to a meeting of the

Contra Costa Bar Association, Martinez, CA. August, 2015 Singapore. Invited by the government to provide broad-based training and

consultation regarding their overall Family Law Program – follow up to the 2014 training.

August, 2015 “Cognitive Biases”, invited speaker at the 2nd annual meeting of the Australian

Chapter of Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC), Sydney, Australia.

August, 2015 “Direct and Cross Examination of Experts, invited pre-conference speaker at the

2nd annual meeting of the Australian Chapter of Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC), Sydney, Australia.

August, 2015 “The Use of Shadow Experts in Child Custody Cases”, invited speaker at the 2nd

annual meeting of the Australian Chapter of Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC), Sydney, Australia.

May, 2015 “Shared Parental Access”, invited speaker to the spring meeting of the American

Bar Association Family Law Section conference in Carlsbad, CA. April, 2015 “Introduction to Child Custody Evaluations” and “Advanced Issues in Child

Custody Evaluations”, invited trainer at a conference of the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Chicago, IL.

April, 2015 “Cognitive Bias in Custody Mediation and Evaluation”, invited speaker to the

meeting of the Sacramento County Bar Association, Sacramento, CA. March, 2015 “Cognitive Biases”, invited speaker to the meeting of the San Mateo County Bar

Association, San Mateo, CA. Feb., 2015 “Research Update”, invited speaker to the Arizona Chapter of Association of

Family and Conciliation Courts Review (AFCC), Sedona, AZ. Nov., 2014 “Relocation”, invited speaker to the annual meeting of the American Academy of

Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML), Chicago, IL. Sept., 2014 “Emerging Issues in Relocation”, invited speaker at the Wisconsin Chapter of the

AFCC, Wisconsin. August/Sept Invited speaker at Professional Development Programs co-sponsored by the 2014 Australian Psychological Society Family Law and Psychology Interest Group and

the Australian Chapter of AFCC. Topic at all programs is “Quartet of Complexity

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in Parental Separation – Alienation, High Conflict, Relocation, and Child Development”. Programs held in Perth, Melbourne, and Sydney.

August, 2014 Singapore. Invited by the government to provide broad-based training and

consultation regarding their overall Family Law Program. Includes teaching judges, children’s representatives, and custody evaluators about a wide-range of issues pertaining to separation and divorce, high conflict, domestic violence, experts in court, interviewing children, basic and complex issues of evaluations, ethical issues and relocation and abduction.

July, 2014 “Custody Evaluations” and “Shared Parenting (co-presenter)”, invited speaker at

the Federation of Law Societies of Canada 2014 Family Law Program, Whistler, B.C., Canada.

May, 2014 “Emerging Issues in Relocation”, invited co-panelist at the Spring meeting of the

Family Law Section of the American Bar Association, Bermuda. March, 2014 “Update on Relocation Assessments”, invited panelist at a state chapter conference

of the Washington AFCC, Seattle, Washington. March, 2014 “Deconstructing the Child Custody Evaluation”, Keynote speaker at a state chapter

conference of the Washington AFCC, Seattle, Washington. Jan., 2014 “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Using Mental Health Professionals in Family

Law Cases”, invited speaker at the 31st Annual CLE program, Vail, Colorado. Oct., 2013 “Psychological and Counseling Aspect of Divorce: How Men, Women, and

Children are Affected by Divorce”, invited speaker at a program sponsored by the Continuing Education of the Bar (California), Pleasanton, California.

Sept., 2013 “Deconstructing the Child Custody Evaluation”, panelist on an invited workshop

at the 2nd co-sponsored meeting of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) and the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML), held at National Harbor, DC.

July, 2013 “Emerging Issues in International Relocation in Divorce: Risks, Benefits, and

Relevant Psychological Issues to be Considered”, panelist on an invited APA Symposium titled, “International Perspectives on Law and Psychology” at the 13th European Congress of Psychology, Stockholm, Sweden.

July, 2013 “Relocation: Research and Practice”, invited speaker at the 2nd International Family

Law and Practice Conference sponsored by the Centre for Family Law and Practice, London, England.

June, 2013 “Relocation Disputes: Applying Research to Practice”, invited speaker at a training

for child custody evaluators sponsored by the Ohio Supreme Court, Columbus, Ohio.

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June, 2013 “High Conflict, Relocation, and GAL Reports”, invited participant at video training

for Guardian Ad Litems in Ohio, sponsored by the Ohio Supreme Court, Columbus, Ohio.

April, 2013 “Expert, Consultant, or Mind Reader: Using Forensic Psychology Consultants to

Win Your Custody Case”, invited co-panelist and speaker at the Spring Meeting of the Family Law Section of the American Bar Association, Anchorage, Alaska.

March, 2013 “Relocation Logistics: Putting the Package Together”, invited co-panelist at the 6th

World Congress on Family Law and Children’s Rights, Sydney, Australia. March, 2013 “Critical Issues in Parenting Responsibility Evaluations”, invited speaker at a

training sponsored by the North Dakota Supreme Court, Fargo, North Dakota. Feb., 2013 “Introduction to Child Custody Evaluations” and “Advanced Issues in Child

Custody Evaluations”, invited trainer at a conference of the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Sept., 2012 “Direct and Cross Examination of Experts in Family Law”, invited speaker at the

Family Law Trial Advocacy Program Expert Series sponsored by The Rutter Group, held in Costa Mesa, California.

April, 2012 “Psychological Issues in Family Law Matters”, invited speaker at a conference co-

sponsored by the Family Law Section of the Hawaiian Bar Association, the Hawaiian Psychological Association, and the NASW Hawaii Chapter, held in Honolulu, Hawaii.

March, 2012 “Obtaining Information from Children in Court”, invited speaker at a conference of

the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, held in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Sept. 2011 “Legal and Psychological Perspectives on Child Relocation”, invited speaker at the

1st co-sponsored meeting of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) and the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML), held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

August, 2011 Invited Speaker on a panel at the American Bar Association meeting on the topic

of “Families Matters”, held in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. March, 2011 Invited Speaker on “Relocation Issues in Separated Families”, held at the Inter-

disciplinary Wellington Family Courts Association, held in Wellington, New Zealand.

June, 2010 Invited Participant to “Families Matters Symposium”, co-sponsored by the

American Bar Association Family Law Section and the University of Baltimore Center for Families and Children, held in Baltimore, Maryland.

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Feb. 2010 “Managing High Conflict Families”. All day workshop training High Conflict Case

Managers in San Diego County, California. Nov. 2009 “Developmentally Appropriate Parenting Plans”. Invited presentation to Oregon

attorneys, judges, and mental health practitioners sponsored by Child Centered Solutions, Portland, Oregon.

May, 2009 “Cooperative Co-parenting vs. Parallel Parenting: Guiding Families to Utilizing

Best Post-Separation Communication and Decision-Making Strategies”, Keynote Address to the New York State Council on Divorce Mediation, Tarrytown, NY.

Fall, 2008 - Workgroup Member, “Planning for Parenting Time: Arizona’s Guide for Parents Fall, 2009 Living Apart”, sponsored by the Arizona Supreme Court, Administrative Office of

the Courts. Nov., 2008 “Focus on the Child: Through the Lens of the Parents”, Keynote Address at a

Program Sponsored by Legal Aid of Sonoma County, Santa Rosa, CA. Oct., 2008 “Child Development & Parenting Plans”, Address to the Ohio Chapter American

Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Columbus, OH. Oct., 2008 “Psychological Issues in Relocation”, Address to the Ohio Chapter American

Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Columbus, OH. Oct., 2008 “An Emerging Consensus on Domestic Violence”, Address at the 2008 Family Law

Judicial Conference, Phoenix, AZ. June, 2008 “Custody Evaluations: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly”, Address at the Arizona

State Bar Convention, Tucson, AZ. June, 2008 “Relocation Cases, Psychological Issues”, Address at the Arizona State Bar

Convention, Tucson, AZ. June, 2007 “Effects of Domestic Violence on Children”, Keynote address at the 2007

Conference of Have Justice Will Travel, Mt. Snow, Vermont. May, 2007 “High Conflict Cases, Child Alienation, Personality Disorders, and Resolving

Parental Conflict”, Keynote Address at the 2007 Conference of the San Diego Family Law Council for Children, San Diego, CA.

Oct., 2006 “Experts in Your Court: Child Custody Evaluations”, Keynote Speaker at the 2006

Family Law Judicial Conference, sponsored by the Arizona Supreme Court, Phoenix, AZ.

June, 2006 Hong Kong, China. Provided training to Social Service and Psychology Units for

Hong Kong government on areas of child custody, high conflict divorce, alienation,

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domestic violence, co-parenting and parallel parenting, parent education, and child custody evaluation.

Sept., 2005 “Psychological and Legal Issues in Relocation Cases”, Keynote address to the

Child Representative Seminar of the Domestic Relations Division, Chicago, IL. May, 2005 New York Matrimonial Commission. Invited Testimony to the commission on

issues related to child custody evaluations. New York, NY. Jan., 2004 National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, “Domestic Violence and

Child Custody”, A Program to develop curriculum for Family Court Professionals. Honolulu, HI.

Nov., 2003 Hong Kong, China. Provided training to Social Service and Psychology Units for

Hong Kong government on areas of child custody, high conflict divorce, alienation, domestic violence, co-parenting and parallel parenting, parent education, and child custody evaluation.

May, 2003 “Deconstructing the Forensic Child Custody Evaluation: Is it Fact or Fiction”?

Keynote address to the annual meeting of the New York State Interdisciplinary Forum on Mental Health and Family Law: New York, NY.

May, 2003 “Family Court Best Practice: A Response to the Report of the Commission on

Families in Colorado Courts”, Keynote address to the Annual conference of the Colorado State Inter-disciplinary Committee: Vail, CO.

March, 2003 “Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution: Analysis and Recommendations”,

Keynote program at the annual meeting of the California Center for Families, Children & the Courts: Los Angeles, CA.

March, 2003 “Child Custody Evaluations: Thorough and Complex”, Keynote address at the

Kansas Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC): Overland Park, KS.

Nov., 2002 “Family Court Best Practices: A Conceptualization”, Keynote address at a

workshop co-sponsored by the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education and the AFCC - New Jersey Chapter: New Brunswick, NJ.

May, 2001 “Parenting After Divorce”, Keynote address at the 13th conference of the Children’s

Rights Council: Bethesda, MD. Feb., 2001 “Standards of Practice for Child Custody Evaluations”, Keynote address at a

statewide conference on standard’s for child custody evaluations. Palm Beach, FL. Sept., 2000 American Bar Association, Family Law Section, “High-Conflict Custody Cases:

Reforming the System for Children”. The Wingspread Conference, Racine, WI.

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Jan., 2000 Ohio Task Force on Family Law and Children. Invited Testimony on issues of high-conflict divorce and children’s needs. Columbus, Ohio.

JUDICIAL INSTRUCTION Since 1996, presented numerous judicial education courses and workshops on various topics related to judicial stress, family law and domestic violence to judges throughout the United States, including judicial education programs in Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin. Since 2008, also presented several webinars for judges which have been made available online. PROFESSIONAL CONTINUING EDUCATION PRESENTATIONS 1995 – 2010 Approved Continuing Education Sponsor of the American Psychological

Association, and Approved CE Provider of the California Board of Behavioral Science Examiners

1995 - Present Approved MCLE Provider by California Board of Specialization of the State Bar of California (Family Law). JUDICIAL, CONFERENCE, SEMINAR, AND WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS Since 1983, presented numerous workshops at various judicial, psychological, legal, and inter-disciplinary conferences across North America, Hong Kong, New Zealand, London, Stockholm, Singapore, South Africa, and Australia. • Decision-Making in Family Law • Beyond the Law for Children’s

Representatives • Forensic Psychology Consultation in

Family Law Litigation • The Risks of Cognitive Bias in Family

Law Matters • Judicial Stress, Unique Causes, Effects,

and Management • Relocation / Abduction in Family Court • Child Alienation • Attachment, Child Development and

Custody, including Issues Regarding Joint Legal and Physical Custody

• Developmentally Appropriate Parenting Plans

• Dynamics of Domestic Violence Impact of Domestic Violence on Children

• High Conflict Cases in Divorce • Child Custody Evaluations

• Report Writing and Testifying • Consultation and Critiquing Custody

Reports • Special Master and Parenting

Coordination • Divorce Mediation • Cooperative vs. Parallel Parenting • Interviewing Children • Suggestibility of Children • Representing Children in Court • Psychological Testing for Family Court • The Use of Experts in Court • The Use of Collaterals in Custody

Evaluations • Trial Advocacy Skills • Preparing for Direct Examination and

Cross Examination of Experts • Relevant Research Regarding Family

Court Matters • Ethical Issues and Experts in the Courts

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• Personality Disorders in Family Court • Residential Treatment and Foster Care of Children

PUBLICATIONS Stahl, R.M. & Stahl, P.M., (2018), Beyond the Law: What Children’s Representatives Need to know to Represent Children in Juvenile and Family Court Settings”, Chicago, IL: Family Law Section of the American Bar Association, In press. Stahl, P. & Humphreys, A., (2017), “What About Me: Making room for the voice of the child in Hague Convention child abduction proceedings”, Proceedings of the 7th World Congress on Family Law & Children’s Rights”. Stahl, P., (2016), “Critical Issues in Relocation Cases: A Custody Evaluator’s Response to Parkinson and Cashmore and Thompson”, Family Court Review”, 54, 4, 632-641. Stahl, P., “Life Changes after the Divorce”, Family Advocate, 38, 1, Summer, 2015. Simon, R., and Stahl, P., (2014). “Analysis in Child Custody Evaluation Reports: A Crucial Component”, Family Law Quarterly, 48, 1, 35-51. Stahl, P., (2014). “How Men, Women, and Children are Affected by Divorce”, Newsletter of the Association of Certified Family Law Specialists (California). Stahl, P., “Disputed Custody and Parenting Evaluations”, Chapter 6 in Weiner, I.B. and Otto, R.K. (eds.), Handbook of Forensic Psychology, 4th Edition, Hoboken, New Jersey: Wiley & Sons, 2013. Stahl, P., “Children’s Schedules: Working Through the Logistics”, Family Advocate, 36, 1, Summer, 2013. Stahl, P. and Simon, R., Forensic Psychology Consultation in Child Custody Litigation: A Handbook for Work Product Review, Case Preparation, and Expert Testimony. Chicago, IL: Family Law Section of the American Bar Association, 2013. Stahl, P., (2013). “Emerging Issues in Relocation Cases”, Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Law, 25, 601-627. Stahl, P. and Martin, L., (2013). “AHistoricalLookatCustodyEvaluationsandtheInfluenceofAFCC”,FamilyCourtReview,51,1,42-47. Stahl, P., “A Child Custody Evaluation: What Every Parent Should Know”, Family Advocate, 34, 1, Summer, 2011.

Stahl, P., Conducting Child Custody Evaluations: From Basic to Complex Issues, California: Sage Publications, 2010. Stahl, P., Parenting After Divorce, 2nd Edition. Atascadero, California: Impact Publishers, 2008.

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Stahl, P., “Keeping the Balance: Judicial Stress and Wellness”, Case in Point, published by the National Judicial College, 7, 1, Spring/Summer, 2008, 3-4. Stahl, P., “My Parents are Getting a Divorce”, “In the Beginning”, and “Wow! It’s Confusing!”, in “My Parents are Getting a Divorce”, Family Advocate: A Practical Journal by the ABA Family Law Section, 29, 1, Summer 2006. Stahl, P. And Drozd, L., (Eds.) Relocation Issues in Child Custody Cases, Binghamton, New York: Haworth Press, 2006. Stahl, P., “Avoiding Bias in Relocation Cases”, Journal of Child Custody, 3, 3/4, 111-126, Fall, 2006. Schepard, A., Firestone, G., Ortiz, L., Rotman, A. and Stahl, P. Allen vs. Allen: Advocacy in Divorce Disputes in a Multidisciplinary Environment, Faculty Edition. Notre Dame, IN: National Institute for Trial Advocacy, 2006. Sparta, S. and Stahl, P. “Psychological evaluation for child custody”. In S. Sparta and G. Koocher (Eds.) Forensic Mental Health Assessment of Children and Adolescents. New York: Oxford University Press, 2006. Stahl, P. “The Benefits and Risks of Child Custody Evaluators Making Recommendations to the Court: A Response to Tippins and Wittmann”, Family Court Review, 43, 2, 260-265, April, 2005. Stahl, P. “A 20-Year Personal Perspective on Child Custody Evaluations”, Journal of Child Custody, 1, 3, 9-18, Fall, 2004. Stahl, P. “A Child Custody Evaluation: What every parent should know”, Family Advocate, 27, 1, Summer, 2004. Stahl, P. “Understanding and Evaluating Alienation in High-Conflict Custody Cases”, Wisconsin Journal of Family Law”, January, 2004, 20-26. Also at www.abanet.org/family/newsletters/2004/Mar_PhilStahlArticle.pdf Coates, C., Jones, W., Bushard, P., Deutsch, R., Hicks, B., Stahl, P., Sullivan, M., Sydlik, B. Wistner, R. “Parenting Coordination: Implementation Issues. Family Court Review. 41, 4, 533-564, Oct 2003. Greenberg, L., Gould, J., Gould-Saltman, D., and Stahl, P. “Is the Child’s Therapist Part of the Problem? What Judges, Attorneys, and Mental Health Professionals Need to Know about Court-related Treatment for Children”, Family Law Quarterly, 37, 2, 241-271, Summer, 2003. Stahl, P. “Child Custody Evaluations”, in Van Dorsten, Brent (ed.) Forensic Psychology: From Classroom to Courtroom. New York, NY: Kluwer Academic / Plenum Publishers, 2002. Gould, J. and Stahl, P. “Never Paint by the Numbers: A Response to Kelly and Lamb (2000), Solomon and Biringen (2001), and Lamb and Kelly (2001)”, Family Court Review, 39, 4, 372-376, October, 2001.

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Stahl, P. Parenting After Divorce. San Luis Obispo, California: Impact Publishers, 2000. Stahl, P. “Notes to Parents” in I Don’t Want to Talk About It!”, Washington, D.C.: Magination Press, 2000. Stahl, P. and Firestone, G. “Guest Editors’ Introduction”, Family and Conciliation Courts Review, 38, 3, 292-296, July, 2000. Gould, J. and Stahl, P. “The Art and Science of Child Custody Evaluations”, Family and Conciliation Courts Review, 38, 3, 392-414, July, 2000. Stahl, P. “Personality Traits of Parents and Developmental Needs of Children in High-conflict Families”, in the Academy of Certified Family Law Specialists Newsletter”, Winter Issue, 1999, Number 3, 8 - 16. Stahl, P., “Starting a Child Custody Evaluation Practice”, in the Academy of Family Psychology Newsletter, 2, 2, 6 - 7, Fall, 1999. Stahl, P., “A Child Custody Evaluation”, in “Surviving Your Divorce: A Handbook for Clients”, Family Advocate: A Practical Journal by the ABA Family Law Section, 22, 1, 34 - 37, Summer 1999. Stahl, P., “Alienation and Alignment of Children”. Contra Costa Lawyer, 12, 6, 23 - 24, June, 1999. Stahl, P., Complex Issues in Child Custody Evaluations. Thousand Oaks, California: Sage Publications, 1999. Stahl, P., “Alienation and Alignment of Children”. California Psychologist, 32, 3, 23 - 29, March, 1999. Stahl, P., “The Use of Psychological Testing in Custody Evaluations”. California Psychologist, 31, 12, 21 - 23, December, 1998. Stahl, P., “What to Do with Your Feelings”, in “Coparenting After Divorce: A Handbook for Clients”, Family Advocate: A Practical Journal by the ABA Family Law Section, 21, 1, Summer 1998. Stahl, P. and Lassiter, M., “Ethical Dilemmas in Child Custody Practice”, Contra Costa Lawyer, 11, 6, 10 - 12, June, 1998. Stahl, P., “Second Opinions: An Ethical and Professional Process for Reviewing Child Custody Evaluations”, Family And Conciliation Courts Review, 34, 3, 386 - 395, July, 1996. Stahl, P., Contributor to “My Parents are Getting Divorced: A Handbook for Kids”, Family Advocate: A Practical Journal by the ABA Family Law Section, 18, 4, Spring, 1996. Stahl, P., “The Use of Special Masters in High Conflict Divorces.” California Psychologist, 28, 3, 29-30, April, 1995.

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Stahl, P., “Ethical Considerations,” in Howard, D. & Bushard, P. (co-editors), The AFCC Resource Guide for Parenting Evaluations. Madison, Wisconsin: Association of Family & Conciliation Courts, 1994. Stahl, P., Conducting Child Custody Evaluations: A Comprehensive Guide. Thousand Oaks, California: Sage Publications, 1994. Stahl, P., Children on Consignment: A Handbook for Parenting Foster Children and Their Special Needs. Lexington, Massachusetts: Lexington Books, 1990. Stahl, P., “Attitudes and Beliefs About Joint Custody: Findings of a Study.” Conciliation Courts Review, 24, 2, 41-45, December, 1986. Stahl, P., “A Review of Joint and Shared Parenting Literature” in Folberg, Jay (ed.), Joint Custody and Shared Parenting. Rockville, Maryland: BNA Books, 1984. Stahl, P., Joint Custody: Attitudes and Beliefs of Professionals and Joint Custody Families. Doctoral dissertation. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, 1983. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Fellow, American Academy of Forensic Psychology Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) Recipient of AFCC President’s Award, June, 2000 Arizona Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts Recipient of Award for Outstanding Contribution to the AZ AFCC Chapter, Feb., 2014 California Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts Australia Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts National Council of Juvenile & Family Court Judges American Bar Association and Family Law Section of the ABA, Affiliate Member Contra Costa County Bar Association and Family Law Section, Affiliate Member Maricopa County Bar Association and Family Law Section, Affiliate Member EDITORIAL REVIEW BOARDS Family Courts Review, Professor Barbara Babb, Editor. Special Issue Co-Editor, July, 2000, Special Issue on Child Custody Evaluations. Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, Lois Condie, Editor in Chief. Journal of Child Custody, Leslie Drozd, Editor. Editorial Board Member (Former). Special Issue Editor, Fall, 2006, Special Issue on Relocation. PROFESSIONAL BOARD & TASK FORCE MEMBERSHIPS Association of Family and Conciliation Courts

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Member – Scholarship Committee Past Member of the Board of Directors (1991 - 1997 and 2004 - 2010) Past Member - Task Force on Child Custody Evaluation Standards Past Member - Task Force on Parent Coordination Past Member - Advisory Council Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Arizona Chapter Former Member of the Board of Directors Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, California Chapter

Former Member of the Board of Directors and Former Treasurer Discovery Counseling Center of the San Ramon Valley - Former Board Member Effective July 15, 2017