In custody evaluations, the evaluator tries to discover which parent is the best fit for custody. Through this process, the evaluator
A) remain neutral and should avoid accepting any member of the family as a client after the evaluation/communicate with one side of the family.
B) should pick one parent to side with before and after the evaluation.
C) should side with and communicate with the child only.
D) none of the above.

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Evaluators in custody evaluations must remain neutral and unbiased throughout the process. They should not accept any family member as a client after the evaluation or communicate with one side of the family exclusively, as this could compromise their impartiality and the integrity of the evaluation.

In Custody Evaluations, the Evaluator Tries to Discover Which Parent