She injects herself into what she claims is a crisis situation (even though in family law it is clear that all divorces appear as crises and need mediation at best), then comes in as the classic "Savior" profile, then extorts money from the "loser." Psychiatrists are fully aware of this bully triangle, presenting in abuse profiles and personality disorders. All the while, she is garnishing attention (attention seeking disorder behaviors) for her "heroics."

This is histrionics at its best. If you dare to confront her with her unethical behaviors, she digs her heals even deeper, and calls the client "paranoid," bending over backwards to find colleagues who will "meet with" the client to duplicate her findings (while refusing to file in court the genuine findings).

Calling the claimant "paranoid," once confronted with her behaviors, is a key feature in this attention-seeking, extortionist disorder

She will also always be found sitting on a variety of committees and task forces, another key feature of the bully profile. Over 25% of hotline calls for bullying refer to people who work in arenas that help the very people from whom they extort their monies via bullying techniques. Classically, the bully works in the very field in which she bullies. In other words, she sits on committees and even teaches as "professor" in the field in which she abuses her power.

GA Residents - Take Note