What Records Should an Attorney Request in a Time-Sharing Case Involving a Child with Autism?
Most attorneys request the diagnostic report and stop. The records…
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Autism & Behavior Consulting Board Certified Behavior Analyst
25+ Years Autism ExpertiseJamie Bassos
Nationwide Expert Witness
With over 25 years specializing in autism spectrum disorders, developmental disabilities, and behavioral health, I bring both clinical depth and real-world implementation expertise to complex legal matters.
I don’t just understand autism from a textbook – I’ve designed intervention programs, trained clinical teams, and led autism service organizations. I’ve supported hundreds of families navigating clinical, educational, and social systems. This combination of hands-on clinical practice and executive leadership gives me a unique perspective that stands up under the most rigorous cross-examination.
I don't just evaluate-I've built and scaled autism service organizations
Board Certified Behavior Analyst with 25+ years implementing ABA interventions
I translate behavioral science into language judges, juries, and attorneys understand
From time sharing disputes to educational rights, personal injury to disability claims-if autism is involved, I can help
My testimony is grounded in peer-reviewed research and decades of direct clinical experience
Most attorneys request the diagnostic report and stop. The records…
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"I was in the middle of a time-sharing dispute and terrified that no one in that courtroom truly understood my son. Jamie did. She spent time actually getting to know him, reviewed everything, and wrote a report that finally put into words what we'd been living for years. For the first time, I felt like my child was seen... not just diagnosed."
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