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Dr. Eric Frazer- Child Custody Expert


Welcome Parents & Professionals!

Divorce and child custody disputes continue to create high-conflict situations, confusion, and difficulty resolving parenting matters. If you are facing problems such as alienation, allegations of child abuse, or simply have more basic child custody questions, you can find some useful information here. The information presented is not my opinion, but does include information from some of my professional experience, as well as various professional sources of information from scientific journals, conferences, and discussion with my colleagues.

Many parents are curious about “How To Win Child Custody”, how to prepare for a custody evaluation,and how to assert their parental rights and concerns appropriately. Parents seeking a more balanced parenting plan are in luck: scientific research supports regular contact between both parents and children. Even young children! And-this new information is slowly making its way into the courtroom and parenting plans.

These pages include research-driven information to help inform you through the most common child custody questions and dilemmas in divorce disputes. There is always new research being developed. Some examples include court-involved treatment, parental alienation, domestic violence, drug testing, parenting plans with young children, and many other topics.

I am often told there is an abundance of inaccurate information by parents speaking with me. I will do my very best provide you with useful information or introduce you to a family lawyer or mental health professional who will be a good match for your specific needs.

I have offices located in New Haven and Fairfield Counties for Greater Connecticut residents. I consult to clients across the country and internationally through telephone and e-mail consultation and support.

Welcome Again! I look forward to working with you.

Eric Frazer, Psy.D.

Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Assistant Clinical Professor-Yale University School of Medicine