Forensic Psychological Evaluations Expert Witness Testimony
in Chicago, Atlanta, and Fort Lauderdale



Forensic Psychologist | Dr. Steven Gaskell
Dr. Steven Gaskell is a Forensic Psychologist who provides comprehensive, objective, thorough and credible forensic psychological evaluations for the court. The forensic psychological evaluations provide information relevant to the legal issue, while also considering the potential impact of the findings on the individual. Forensic Psychological Evaluations are completed for state and federal courts.
👉 Contact Us for a Free Consultation
- Call us at 630-903-9193, 404-504-7039, or 954-332-3513.
- Alternatively, contact us by email at drgaskell@gmail.com.
Dr. Steven Gaskell has over 25 years of extensive expertise as an expert witness in forensic psychology and specializes in forensic psychological evaluations for criminal and civil courts. Dr Gaskell:
- Is a Licensed Psychologist in Illinois, Georgia, Florida, Arizona, and Kansas.
- Furthermore, Dr. Gaskell possesses the Temporary Authorization to Practice (TAP) credential which allows him to provide temporary in-person forensic psychological evaluations in any of the 42 PSYPACT states.
- Is a holder of the PSYPACT Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology (APIT) which allows him to provide forensic psychological evaluations remotely online by telehealth across 42 States.
- Has completed over 3000 forensic psychological evaluations.
- Has provided expert witness testimony on over 185 occasions.
𝚿 What is Forensic Psychology
Forensic psychology is the intersection of psychology and the legal system and it involves applying psychological principles, methods, and expertise to legal issues, including criminal or civil court settings. Forensic psychologists use their understanding of behavior, mental health, and cognition to assist courts and attorneys in answering legal questions with expert forensic psychological evaluations.
The practice of forensic psychology involves the understanding of applicable laws in the relevant jurisdictions to be able to complete forensic psychological evaluations and to interact competently with attorneys and judges. A critical skill for a forensic psychologist is the ability to provide expert witness testimony in court, reformulating psychological findings into the legal language of the courtroom to provide information to the court in a way that is easily understood.
🔍 What Are Forensic Psychological Evaluations?
Forensic psychological evaluations are specialized assessments addressing legal questions involving mental health issues. These forensic psychological evaluations are used in criminal, civil, and family court to provide evidence-based answers related to an individual's psychological functioning, legal competency, sanity, risk, and more.
Whether for the defense, prosecution, or the court, our forensic psychological evaluations deliver objective, comprehensive insights rooted in clinical science and legal relevance.
✅ Our Core Forensic Psychological Evaluations
Psycholegal Assessments, Inc. offers a wide range of forensic psychological evaluations tailored to the needs of attorneys and the courts, including:
- Competency to Stand Trial Evaluations
- Criminal Responsibility / Insanity Defense Evaluations
- Psychosexual Evaluations
- Sexual Deviance and Paraphilic Disorder
- Child Pornography / Child Sexual Exploitation Material (CSEM) psychosexual evaluations
- Court Ordered Psychological Evaluations
- Psychological Evaluations for Sentencing
- Psychological Evaluations for Probation or Parole
- Adam Walsh Act Immigration Psychological Evaluations
- Independent Medical Examinations (IMEs)
- Mitigating Factors Psychological Evaluations for Sentencing
- Miranda Rights and Confession Issues
Each forensic psychological assessment includes a thorough record review, clinical interview, psychological testing, and a detailed report that stands up in court.
👨⚖️ Why Choose Us for Forensic Psychological Evaluations
🧠 Expert Forensic Psychologist: Dr. Steven Gaskell has completed over 3000 forensic psychological evaluations for the courts. In addition, he has provided expert witness testimony over 185 times in state and federal courts.
🌐 Licensed Psychologist in Multiple States: Serving clients in Illinois, Georgia, Florida, Arizona, and Kansas. Furthermore, Dr. Gaskell possesses the Temporary Authorization to Practice (TAP) credential which allows him to provide temporary in-person services in any of the 42 PSYPACT states.
🏢 Office Locations: Chicago (Naperville), Illinois; Atlanta, Georgia; and Fort Lauderdale, Florida
🖥️ Remote Online or In-Person Evaluation Options: Forensic Psychological Evaluations conducted securely online via HIPAA-compliant telehealth or on-site, depending on the case.
⚖️ Court-Focused Evaluation Reports: Clear, defensible forensic psychological evaluation reports written with legal relevance and evidentiary standards in mind.
📍 Serving Multiple Jurisdictions
We are licensed and experienced in delivering forensic psychological evaluations in:
- Illinois
- Georgia
- Florida
- Arizona
- Kansas
- Dr. Gaskell possesses the Temporary Authorization to Practice (TAP) credential and the PSYPACT Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology (APIT). These credentials allow him to provide temporary in-person forensic psychological evaluation services and to conduct forensic psychological evaluations remotely online in any of the 42 PSYPACT states.
📞 Schedule a Forensic Psychological Evaluation
Ready to consult or refer a case for a forensic psychological evaluation?
Contact us to discuss your psychological evaluation needs or to schedule an evaluation. We provide timely, professional, and evidence-based assessments for attorneys, judges, and organizations seeking clarity and credibility in court.
👉 Get in Touch Today. Call us at 630-903-9193 or contact us by email at drgaskell@gmail.com.
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Psycholegal Assessments, Inc. specializes in Forensic Psychological Evaluations in the following areas:
Criminal
Law
- Competency/Fitness to Stand Trial
- Criminal Responsibility/Insanity Evaluations
- Mitigating Factors Assessment
- Miranda Rights Issues (Voluntariness, Competency, Suggestibility)
- Malingering and Deception Evaluation
- Court Ordered Psychological Evaluations
- Future risk assessment