Frequently Asked Questions

What it is and what it’s for

What is a neuropsychological expert report?

When is it necessary to prepare a neuropsychological expert report?

Who can apply?

How it is done

What tests are performed in the expert neuropsychological evaluation?

How long does an expert report take?

What is the cost and how is it determined?

Does it hurt or is there a risk involved in taking neuropsychological tests?

Can I request only some tests if I have doubts about memory, mood, etc.?

Is confidentiality respected?

Legal value and utility

Does the report have legal standing?

Do the judge or court take these reports into account?

Can having an expert report benefit me financially?

Specific cases

Can it be done in cases of dementia?

What is it used for in cases of stroke or tumors?

And what about in cases of work disability or traffic accidents?

How can a neuropsychological expert report help in a work disability trial?

It allows for objective data to demonstrate how cognitive impairments (memory, attention, mental speed, etc.) and/or altered behavioral state (depression, anxiety, apathy, etc.) prevent the worker from performing their usual duties. This provides the judge and/or the mutual insurance company with a scientific basis for granting partial or total disability benefits and, therefore, access to financial benefits or pensions.

Is an expert report useful after a traffic or workplace accident?

Can it be used to claim compensation for the after-effects of brain tumors or strokes?

Does the report help in guardianship, conservatorship or will processes for people with dementia?

Can it be useful if there are doubts about the authenticity of past legal decisions (wills, contracts, etc.)?

What happens in cases of brain-based psychiatric disorders that affect mood or behavior?

Contact and selection of the professional

How can I request a neuropsychological expert report from you?

What will make me decide that working with you is the best option?