Family & relationships
Child and Parenting Assessments in Canada
A practical guide for parents and professionals.
Forthcoming · In preparation
A forthcoming Canadian guide to child and parenting assessments, reports, applications and court orders. Written for parents and professionals, the planned book includes eight guided AI prompts to support a more informed starting point.
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Who it’s for
Parents and professionals who want a clearer understanding of child and parenting assessments in Canada.
Inside the conversation
- Assessment reports and the questions they raise
- Applications and court orders
- Eight guided AI prompts for further exploration
On the back cover
Ask better questions. Keep the child in view.
For parents and professionals navigating the Canadian family justice system.
An assessment can influence decisions about a child's life. Understanding its purpose, process and limits helps you ask for the right information and read the resulting report more carefully.
Explore how to:
- Distinguish parenting assessments and views-of-the-child reports
- Consider scope, cost, timing and professional roles
- Understand applications, mandates and court orders
- Read recommendations and examine the reasoning behind them
- Prepare for participation without coaching a child
Andrew Waldemar brings together Canadian legal perspectives, fictional worked examples, practical documents and guided AI prompts. The focus remains on the information a decision needs and the child whose life it will affect.
A report is a tool. The child is a person.
Andrew Waldemar
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