Dr. Bruce Borkosky is a Florida licensed psychologist, specializing in forensic psychology and expert witness services. He has treated or evaluated tens of thousands of patients in his 22 years in practice, resulting in excellent clinical and report-writing skills. Dr. Borkosky is also very knowledgeable of the legal requirements for all forensic areas, and prides himself on the application of the clinical, psychological issues to those legal issues.
The results are - the most relevant and material clinical facts, applied to the relevant legal issues, and a winning case for you! Dr. Borkosky has been admitted into many circuit and county courts within the state of Florida, and has testified many times. He prides himself on his relaxed, educational approach to the issues, making it easy for the trier of fact to understand the most important issues.
A key factor when deciding cases is to help the trier of fact understand the most appropriate context to take. Context then reveals the questions to be asked, which then lead to the answers the trier of fact is looking for.
The results are - the most relevant and material clinical facts, applied to the relevant legal issues, and a winning case for you! Dr. Borkosky has been admitted into many circuit and county courts within the state of Florida, and has testified many times. He prides himself on his relaxed, educational approach to the issues, making it easy for the trier of fact to understand the most important issues.
A key factor when deciding cases is to help the trier of fact understand the most appropriate context to take. Context then reveals the questions to be asked, which then lead to the answers the trier of fact is looking for.
Services
Family Law Evaluations
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Family law regulates the legal relationships of people who are connected to each other by marriage, civil unions, family and relations, or where there is a custodianship, trusteeship or legal guardianship in place.
Are you having legal issues regarding marriage, adoption, divorce or seeking custody of your children?
We focus much of our practice on family law, so we can guide you through the challenges you face, no matter what they are.
We can help to ensure that in the event of a divorce, your legal rights remain secure.
Are you having legal issues regarding marriage, adoption, divorce or seeking custody of your children?
We focus much of our practice on family law, so we can guide you through the challenges you face, no matter what they are.
We can help to ensure that in the event of a divorce, your legal rights remain secure.
Publications
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Two attorneys recently published advice on 'coping with subpoenas' for the Medical Association of Alabama.
I describe several errors in the article.
The American Psychiatric Association (ApA) recently published advice on 'coping with subpoenas', in a manner similar to the American Psychological Association ApA).
Unfortunately, the ApA also provides some incorrect and misleading information.
My comments are provided here.
In this open letter to FPA, I document some of the organizational problems, and analyze the causes of those problems.
I describe several errors in the article.
The American Psychiatric Association (ApA) recently published advice on 'coping with subpoenas', in a manner similar to the American Psychological Association ApA).
Unfortunately, the ApA also provides some incorrect and misleading information.
My comments are provided here.
In this open letter to FPA, I document some of the organizational problems, and analyze the causes of those problems.
HIPAA blog
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Some thoughts on the disclosure of health care records, including both state law and HIPAA.
Litigation - if you have collected information in preparation for litigation, that's not something that you are using to make decisions about individuals.
But be careful about that one, because the underlying information that may have been used to make a decision about an individual is part of the DRS that individuals that a right to, even if it ultimately ends up in a litigation file.
This is a Colorado Supreme Court case, so it might have substantial influence in other states.
Litigation - if you have collected information in preparation for litigation, that's not something that you are using to make decisions about individuals.
But be careful about that one, because the underlying information that may have been used to make a decision about an individual is part of the DRS that individuals that a right to, even if it ultimately ends up in a litigation file.
This is a Colorado Supreme Court case, so it might have substantial influence in other states.
Journal Search
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This is a Google Custom Search service - this search 'bot' will perform a search on a variety of open-access journals and websites, all of which are specifically related to forensic psychology.
Many of these websites cannot be accessed via other kinds of online searches or listing services, such as APA's psycnet, EBSCO, or Google Scholar.
So, think of this as an adjunct search, one that just might turn up articles you won't find anywhere else.
Many of these websites cannot be accessed via other kinds of online searches or listing services, such as APA's psycnet, EBSCO, or Google Scholar.
So, think of this as an adjunct search, one that just might turn up articles you won't find anywhere else.
Records FAQs
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I get a number of questions about the creation, maintenance, disclosure, integrity, and destruction of mental health records.
Here are some of those questions and my responses.
WARNING: this area is regulated by state and federal statutes, regulations, and case law.
I am not an attorney.
The information provided here is generic, and your local jurisdiction and specific circumstances may differ.
You are advised to seek the services of a licensed attorney, regarding your specific circumstances.
Providers who understand their local laws in this area will be better prepared to handle future problems.
Here are some of those questions and my responses.
WARNING: this area is regulated by state and federal statutes, regulations, and case law.
I am not an attorney.
The information provided here is generic, and your local jurisdiction and specific circumstances may differ.
You are advised to seek the services of a licensed attorney, regarding your specific circumstances.
Providers who understand their local laws in this area will be better prepared to handle future problems.
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