Opinion
Case No.: 08-81232-CIV-COHN/SELTZER.
December 10, 2008
THIS CAUSE is before the Court upon Respondent's Motion [DE 9] and Supplemental Motion [DE 13] for Psychological Evaluation of Children by Court Ordered Psychiatrist, Petitioner's opposition thereto [DE 17], and Petitioner's Motion for Scheduling Order [DE 15]. The Court has carefully considered these filings and the entire record, and is otherwise fully advised in the premises.
Given the time constraints in this expedited proceeding, the Court will not wait for a response by Respondent to Petitioner's Motion for Scheduling Order. The Court would grant the setting of the proposed schedule even if Respondent opposed Petitioner's schedule (most of the schedule is already agreed to, with the exception of the video depositions of Petitioner's employees in Mexico).
I. BACKGROUND
Petitioner Alan Jaet ("Petitioner" or "Father") brings this Petition for the Return of Children to Petitioner pursuant to the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction ("Hague Convention") and the International Child Abduction Remedies Act ( 42 U.S.C. §§ 11601 et seq.) ("ICARA"). Petitioner Alan Jaet and Respondent Iris Jaet ("Respondent" or "Mother") were divorced on May 15, 2008 in Mexico City, Mexico, in the country in which they resided. The divorce decree contains detailed provisions for custody and visitation. Although the mother retained primary custody, the father has custody on every Wednesday evening, two non-consecutive weekends per month, and vacation periods are to alternate between the parents.The instant Petition, filed on October 23, 2008, alleges that Respondent wrongfully retained the three minor children (now ages 11, 9 and 7) in the United States by not returning the children to their father in Mexico City on July 15, 2008, for the second half of the summer vacation. The Petition seeks return of the children forthwith.
In her Answer to the Petition, Respondent alleges as an affirmative defense that Article 13b of the Hague Convention applies to prevent a return of the children to Petitioner in Mexico [DE 12]. Article 13b states that this Court is not bound to order return of the children if Respondent establishes that: "there is a grave risk that his or her return would expose the child to physical or psychological harm or otherwise place the child in an intolerable situation."
II. DISCUSSION A. Request for Rule 35 Exam
Respondent seeks this Court to Order a psychological examination of the children to assist the Court in determining the applicability of her affirmative defense. Respondent's supplemental motion is supported by her prior Affidavit (filed under seal by the Court), which described allegations by her and the children of threats and abuse by Petitioner.
Petitioner opposes the motion for examination of the children. Petitioner argues that the Court's role is limited to determination of whether the children should be returned to Mexico and does not sit to determine custody. This argument is correct as to the Court's limited role in this dispute. The Court will not redetermine custody issues.
Petitioner next argues that Respondent's allegations, even if true, "do not make a prima facie case under Section 13(b)." Petitioner's Response at p. 3. The Court disagrees. The allegations by Respondent in her sealed affidavit, as well as the attached writings by the children, do raise a question whether the children would face "a grave risk of harm" if returned.
The Court is guided by the binding precedent in this Circuit ofBaran v. Beaty, 526 F.3d 1340 (11th Cir. 2008). The issue to be decided by this Court is whether returning the children would present a grave risk of physical or psychological harm to them, not necessarily whether the children had previously been harmed, although clearly the past events are a factor in the final decision. 526 F.3d at 1346. Upon reviewing the cases cited by Respondent and cited in Baran, on the one end, cases involving a petitioner committing physical abuse or serious threats of abuse usually do not end in a return of children, while those involving inconvenience, hardship or loss of educational/economic opportunities do end in return.
The only case cited by Petitioner that directly addressed the issue of ordering a psychological evaluation, Locicero v. Lurashi, 2004 WL 1202729, No. 04-1276 (HL) (D.P.R. May 20, 2004), is distinguishable. In that case, the Respondent did not raise a 13b defense in his answer to the petition, but rather raised the defense and moved ore tenus for an evaluation at a conference with the judge. The Judge, upon agreement of the parties, decided to first interview the 13 year-old child in camera, finding him to be alert, relaxed and eloquent, and describing his life in Puerto Rico and Argentina as similar. Locicero, * 7. As the child gave no indication that he would be exposed to grave risk of harm if returned to Argentina, the Court denied the request for evaluation.
Finally, Petitioner argues that Florida's public policy of not involving children in a legal dispute between their parents warrants denial of the motion. While this policy should be upheld in family law disputes between parents, the specific issue before this Court is whether the children face a grave risk of physical or psychological harm if returned to Mexico. This Court is not an expert in making that determination, and requires the assistance of an expert.
The Court concludes that Respondent has shown good cause for the Court to order a Rule 35 examination of the minor children. The scope of the examination shall be an evaluation of the children as to whether they have been subject to physical or psychological harm, and to the extent possible, whether there is a grave risk of such harm if they are returned to Mexico.
The Court will appoint Dr. Juliana Gerena, Psy.D., a licensed psychologist in the state of Florida, to conduct this evaluation, to be paid jointly by the parties. Dr. Gerena has experience performing court-appointed evaluations of minors in the state courts and speaks Spanish, the native language of the minor children. Dr. Gerena need not extend any deference to the unauthorized evaluation conducted by Dr. Jeffrey Goidel at the unilateral action of Respondent, and should not review any reports Dr. Goidel produces on December 12, 2008.
Dr. Gerena's CV is attached as an exhibit to this Order.
In addition, Dr. Gerena should not consult with Dr. Goidel, as his evaluation was performed outside Court supervision and not done with sufficient notice to Petitioner.
Given the short time constraints, the parties shall actively cooperate with Dr. Gerena, who indicated to chambers staff that she intends to interview the children, Respondent, Petitioner by telephone from Mexico, and the childrens' teachers in the United States and Mexico, if possible. The parties shall execute any releases required by the schools or teachers.
B. Scheduling Order
Petitioner filed a motion for the Court to adopt its proposed scheduling order. While some of the dates have been agreed to by Respondent, not all of the dates were agreed to, particularly the video depositions of two Mexican nationals, the domestic employees of Petitioner. Given the expedited nature of these proceedings, Petitioner's motion is reasonable and is granted. Petitioner may take the video depositions of Maria Margarita Corona-Jimenez and Gonzalo Martinez-Cortes as proposed, though to the extent there are scheduling conflicts with the evaluation by Dr. Gerena, Dr. Gerena shall take precedence. Respondent shall nonetheless cooperate in scheduling the video depositions on the dates proposed by Petitioner.
Accordingly, it is hereby ORDERED AND ADJUDGED as follows: GRANTED, GRANTED,
1. Respondent's Motion [DE 9] and Supplemental Motion [DE 13] for Psychological Evaluation of Children by Court Ordered Psychiatrist is hereby as described above; 2. Dr. Juliana Gerena is hereby appointed by the Court to perform a psychological examination of the three minor children, Sidney, Abraham and Madison, as described above, with a final report due to the Court by close of business on Tuesday, December 23, 2008. The Court will file the report under seal upon its receipt; 3. Petitioner's Motion for Scheduling Order [DE 15] is hereby as explained above; DONE AND ORDERED in Chambers at Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida. Juliana Gerena, Psy.D., P.A. Licensed Psychologist (PY #6450) 9600 West Sample Road, Suite 504 5700 Lake Worth Road, Suite 312-B Coral Springs, Florida 33065 Lake Worth, Florida 33463 Tel: (954) 340-0560 Tel: (561) 433-2911 Fax: (954) 344-3744 Fax: (561) 433-2270 Fluent in English/Spanish EDUCATION Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.), Forensic Concentration APA full accreditation Master of Science Bachelor of Science ORGANIZATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS American Psychological Association (APA) Florida Psychological Association (FPA) Broward Chapter of the Florida Psychological Association APA, Division of Clinical Psychology (12) American Psychology Law Society Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA) Florida Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (FATSA) National Adolescent Perpetration Network (NAPN) CLINICAL EXPERIENCE Psychologist Private Practice Coral Springs/Lake Worth, Florida Responsibilities: Independent Contractor/Licensed Psychologist G4S Youth Services LLC. @ Sago Palm's Academy Pahokee, Florida Responsibilities: Psychologist The Chrysalis Center Fort Lauderdale, Florida Responsibilities: Psychology Resident, Evaluator The Chrysalis Center Fort Lauderdale, Florida Responsibilities: Pre-Doctoral Internship Atascadero State Hospital Atascadero, California Responsibilities: Clinical Evaluator Dependency Court Intervention Program for Family Violence Eleventh Judicial Circuit Miami, Florida Responsibilities: Clinical Evaluator, Independent Contractor Juvenile Court Assessment Center (a.k.a. Court Evaluation Unit) Eleventh Judicial Circuit Miami, Florida Responsibilities: Psychological Evaluator, Independent Contractor Insight Psychological Services, Inc. Sunrise, Florida Responsibilities: Student Extern Jackson Memorial Hospital, Health Corrections Miami, Florida Responsibilities: Therapist River Run Partial Hospitalization Program Miramar, Florida Responsibilities: Student Extern Juvenile Court Assessment Center Eleventh Judicial Circuit Miami, Florida Student Clinician Goodman Psychological Service Center Miami Institute of Psychology Miami, Florida Responsibilities: Counselor Metamorphosis Drug Rehabilitation Center Gainesville, Florida Responsibilities: RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Dissertation Miami Institute of Psychology Miami, Florida Dependency Court Intervention Program for Family Violence Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida Miami, Florida Research Assistant University of Florida Department of Psychology Gainesville, Florida PRESENTATIONS Multicultural Issues in Forensic Mental Health (3hrs) Updates in the Assessment and Treatment of Children with Sexual Behavior Problems Juvenile Sexual Offenders (3hrs) Assessment, Treatment and Placement of Children with Sexual Behavior Problems within the Foster Care System (3hrs) Advanced Training: Children with Sexual Behavior Problems (3hrs) Juvenile Sexual Offender Risk Assessment and The Adam Walsh Act (4hrs) Interview Strategies: Child on Child Sexual Abuse, Children with Sexual Behavior Problems, Juvenile Sexual Offenders (2hrs) Psychosexual Evaluations: Adults, Juveniles and Children (3hrs) Assessing and Treating Children with Sexual Behavior Problems: Training the Therapist (20hrs) Juvenile Sexual Offender Risk Assessment (3hrs) Sexually Abused Children, Assessment and Treatment (2hrs) Developed and Implemented Program: Treatment of Children with Sexual Behavior Problems in a Residential Setting (60hrs) Sexualized Children (3hrs) Juvenile Sexual Offenders: Assessment and Treatment (3hrs) Assessment and Treatment of Children with Sexual Behavior Problems (1hr) Treatment of Juvenile Sex Offenders (3hrs) Child Abuse Conference (3hrs) Conference to Whispering Pines School ADDITIONAL EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE Divorce Law Seminar For Mental Health Professionals (3hrs) Evaluation of Children's Competence to Proceed in the Juvenile Justice System (6.5hrs) Identifying, Responding To Preventing Cyberbullying: Legal Procedural Tools for Successful Interventions (6hrs) Adult Risk Assessment (6hrs) Preventing Sexual Abuse: Advances in the Evaluation and Treatment of Youthful and Adult Sexual Abusers (11hrs) Florida Psychology CE Requirements: Combo-Pack with Domestic Violence (7hrs): Medical Errors, Domestic Violence, Professional Ethics, Laws and Rules of the Board Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers 26th Annual Research Treatment Conference (18hrs) Psychological Services in the Broward County Schools: An Update For Private Practitioners (3hrs) Love Without Violence (1hr) Forensic Psychology-Then, Now, and Tomorrow (1hrs) Sexually Violent Predator Evaluations: Problems and Pitfalls (3hrs) Psychological Assessment of Sexual Offenders: Cultural (3hrs) Considerations of Bilingual, Limited English, and Non-English Speaking Offenders from Other Ethnic Backgrounds Assessment of Juvenile and Adult Sex Offenders (7hrs) Assessment and Interviews of Child Examinees in Personal Injury, Family Law/Custody, and Child Sexual Abuse Matters (7hrs) Violence Risk Assessment Management Using Structured Professional Judgment (7hrs) Preventing Sexual Abuse Through Collaboration: A Multi-Agency Approach (10hrs) The Use of the Jesness Inventory-Revised (JI-R) for Assessing Emotion and Behavior (3hrs) Intelligence Use of IQ Testing in Forensic and Clinical Practice (1hr) Annual Divorce Law Seminar For Mental Health Professionals: Parental Alienation Syndrome Time-Sharing Issues (3hrs) An Overview of Dementia: Recognition, Causes, Differential Diagnosis Treatment (3hrs) Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers 25th Annual Research Treatment Conference (12hrs) Foundations of Disaster Mental Health (6.5hrs) Sexual Abuse and Trauma (3hrs) Annual Divorce Law Seminar For Mental Health Professionals: Parenting Coordinators, New Unified Family Court, Time Sharing Schedule, The Role of the Custody Evaluator (3hrs) Florida Forensic Examiner Training; Mental Health Professionals as Expert Witnesses (21hrs) Responding to Children with Sexual Behavior Problems (11hrs) Report Writing for Forensic Examiners (3hrs) Forensic Applications of the MMPI-2 (6hrs) Special Topics in MMPI-2 Interpretation (6hrs) Sexual Abuse vs. Family Abuse: Implications for Clinicians (6hrs) Victim to Victimizer, Assessing and Treating Juvenile and Adult Sex Offenders (6hrs) Assessing Risk of Juvenile Violence (14hrs) Ethical Dilemmas in Treating Sex Offenders (6hrs) The Sexual Abuse Intervention Network (S.A.I.N.) Statewide Conference (5hrs) Use of Plethysmography (1hrs) The Ethics of Risk Assessment (1hrs) The Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (20hrs) Working with Attachment Disorders and Families (1.5hrs) Child Abuse Conference (16hrs) Advanced Sexual Abuse Training (21hrs) Treating Juvenile Sexual Offenders (1.5hrs) Domestic Violence (3hrs) Pharmacology (1hrs) The Methods and Tools of Risk Assessment for Violence (4hrs) The Sexual Environment: Key to Risk Assessment and Management (8hrs) Structured Risk Assessment: A Systematic Evidence-Based Strategy for Assessing Sex Offenders (16hrs) Promoting Competency Reducing Risk: Ethics and Law Update (8hrs) References furnished upon request 2000 -Clinical Psychology Miami Institute of Psychology Caribbean Center for Advanced Studies (CCAS) () 1997 General Psychology Miami Institute of Psychology Caribbean Center for Advanced Studies (CCAS) 1995 General Psychology University of Florida Gainesville, Florida October 2001 to Present private practice specializing in psychosexual, sexual abuse, psychological evaluations, full battery assessments, family-related evaluations, competency evaluations, capacity to testify evaluations, delinquency assessments, developmental assessments, trauma assessments and criminal, family and dependency evaluations. Contracted by the Florida Agency for Persons with Developmental Disabilities to conduct assessments in order to ascertain if youths/adults meet criteria for specialized services. Contacted by ChildNet and the Department of Juvenile Justice to conduct specialized assessments for youths/adults within their systems. Provide individual, family and group therapies to children, adolescents, and adults. Facilitate an outpatient juvenile sexual offender treatment program. January 2008 to June 2008 conduct psychological screenings, assessments and evaluations for developmentally disabled youths. Provide behavioral therapy, interventions, and support for program staff. Recommend and assist in program development, provide training and supervision to clinical staff, and consult with treatment team. October 2001 to December 2002 clinical supervision of staff, assessments including full battery evaluations, and psychosexual and sexual abuse evaluations, quality assurance, treatment planning and program development. October 2000 to October 2001 the Chrysalis Center is a community mental health center providing a comprehensive array of mental health services to children, adolescents, and their families. Duties included: assessment and treatment of juvenile sex offenders and sexually reactive and aggressive children. Evaluations consist of sexual behavior specific interviews, risk assessment, placement and treatment recommendations. A majority of the assessments were for children in foster care placements and many of the evaluations were court-ordered. Supervisor: Sheila Rapa, Psy.D. August 1999 to September 2000 (20000 hours, APA Approved) inpatient based therapy and assessments with an adult forensic population. Client population included a variety of criminal and civil commitments. Therapy experiences included groups and individual formats utilizing cognitive behavioral, skills, building, and relapse prevention models. Performed full psychological/psychosexual evaluations. Evaluations issues included personality, psychopathology, risk assessment, trial competency, sex offender assessments, and recommendations for treatment. Completed specialized training in the assessment of psychopathy using the Hare PCL-R. Provided individual therapy services utilizing cognitive-behavioral and narrative therapy approaches to college students via external training at California Polytech University Psychological Services. Supervisors: John Riley, Ph.D., Todd, A. Theis, Ph.D., Victor-Silva Palacios, Ph.D., Diane Imrem, Psy.D., Beth Thompson, Ph.D., and Elie Axelroth, Psy.D. June 1998 To January 1999 Comprehensive psychological and domestic violence assessments of children and adults appearing in Miami-Dade County dependency court in order to determine treatment needs, placement, reunification, visitation, abuse/neglect history, ability to testify and capacity to parent. Supervisor: Tracey Zeigler, Psy.D. January 1998 to June 1998 Conducted court-ordered psychological evaluations to determine the best interest of the child. Evaluations consisted of interviews as well as psychological assessments in order to make recommendations regarding placement, visitation, abuse/neglect history, ability to testify, competency, treatment needs and capacity to parent. Supervisor: Tracey Zeigler, Psy.D. April 1998 to June 1998 Conducted vocational training evaluations. Projective, objective, and intelligence measures were utilized. Supervisor: Linda M. Fishman, Ph.D. January 1998 to May 1998 Provided individual therapy to men and women in the correctional system. Facilitated group therapy with juveniles charged as adults. Provided crisis counseling. Supervisor: Wendy Silver, Psy.D. May 1997 to December 1997 provided group and individual therapy intervention to clients presenting with a wider range of mental health disorders. Group therapy interventions focused on coping skills, assertiveness training, relapse prevention, social skills, depression, medication management and decision-making. Supervisor: Larry Smith, Ph.D. January 1997 to January 1998 Please see above of description August 1996 to December 1996 provided psychotherapy to clients in a community based mental health setting, conducted initial intakes, developing treatment plans and routine charting. Supervisor: Steve Butler, Ph.D. January 1995 to May 1995 Used client-centered model for interactions with a wide range of inpatient adults. Facilitated educational and therapeutic groups. Facilitated recreational activities and participated in weekly training seminars and staff meetings. 1999 The purpose of this study was to experimentally test if women who have been alleged of physically abusing their children have higher aggression content in the Rorschach. This study was based on research done by Reid Meloy, Ph.D. and Carl Gacono, Ph.D. 1998 to 1999 This was a national demonstration project awarded by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, and Violence Against Women Grants Office. This project was the first to examine domestic violence within the context of child protection. Comprehensive information and data between the relationship between child abuse and domestic violence was gathered. 1994 to 1995 Duties included administration of intelligence tests, memory retention tests, and personality tests to children who were diagnoses as either having migraine headaches or seizures. July 2008 Children and Family Connections, West Palm Beach May 2008 Children and Family Connections, West Palm Beach April 2008 ChildNet, Broward County January 2008 Children and Family Connections, West Palm Beach December 2007 Department of Juvenile Justice, Palm Beach September 2006 Broward Sheriff's Office, Fort Lauderdale September 2005 ChildNet of Florida, Fort Lauderdale September 2004 Camelot Community Center, Fort Lauderdale July 2004 Department of Juvenile Justice, West Palm Beach April 2004 Children's Home Society, West Palm Beach October 2003 Sandy Pines, Tequesta April 2003 Department of Children and Families, West Palm Beach January 2003 Boys and Girls Town, West Palm Beach November 2002 Camelot Community Care, West Palm Beach January 2002 Sponsored by the Chrysalis Center May 2001 Children and Adolescents with Sexual Behavior Problems Sponsored by Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital May 2001 Problematic Sexual Behavior in Terms of Trauma Sponsored by Whispering Pines School December 2008 Sponsored by: HodgsonRuss Attorneys November 2008 Presenter: Randy K. 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Sponsored by: The Red Cross of Broward County May 2006 Presenters: Emily Lowler, LMHC Miram Fipo-Jimenez, Ed.S, LMHC December 2005 Presenters: Yueh-Mei Kim Nutter, Chief Judge Kathleeen J. Kroll, Brenda M. Abrams, David A. Riggs Sponsored by: HodgsonRuss Attorneys October 2005 Presenters: Randy Otto, Ph.D., Chris Slobogin, J.D., LL.M. Sponsored by: The Department of Mental Health Law Policy, Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute, University of South Florida September 2005 Presenters: Gail Ryan, M.A., Ted Shaw, Ph.D., Denise Hughes-Conlon, LMHC, Loretta Gallo-Lopez, MA, RPT-S, RDT-BCT Sponsored by: The Hillsborough County Sexual Abuse Intervention Network May 2005 Presenter: William R. Medows, Ph.D. Sponsored by: Northeast Florida State Hospital April 2005 Sponsored by: MMPI-2 Workshop and Symposium, Kent University April 2005 Sponsored by: MMPI-2 Workshop and Symposium, Kent University November 2004 Presenter: Michael Freeny, MSW. November 2002 Presenter: Judith B. 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