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Supporting Legal Professionals in Cases Involving Borderline Personality Disorder

At Clarke Logan Young Law Office, we focus much of our practice on protecting children, spouses, and others in family law cases involving those with borderline personality disorder (BPD). Our attorney, Clarke Logan Young, has 25+ years of experience handling these emotional, life-changing matters. His niche skills and know-how, as well as our firm’s resources, are yours to leverage. 

We offer attorney consultation services for legal professionals handling divorce, child custody, and other disputes complicated by BPD and related high-conflict personality dynamics. From our office in Santa Monica, our attorney and supporting team serve professionals in Los Angeles, across the United States, and internationally. If you’re seeking insight into the legal and psychological realities of cases involving someone with BPD, don’t hesitate to contact us. 

Call (424) 688-6006 or connect with us online to discuss your situation, needs, and how Clarke L. Young’s decades of experience can be your advantage.

Strategic Guidance in Complex BPD-Related Cases

Our consulting services can help attorneys and other professionals better understand, prepare for, and navigate the fraught dynamics so often present in BPD-related family law litigation. We routinely consult on matters involving high-conflict and high-net-worth divorce proceedings, custody and visitation disputes, allegations of abuse or parental misconduct, co-parenting breakdowns, and more. 

We frequently serve:

• Attorneys, non-BPD spouses, significant others, and mental health professionals seeking clarity and direction in cases involving a person with BPD. Many consultations focus on identifying behavioral patterns and developing results-driven legal strategies.
• Local counsel in jurisdictions where direct representation isn’t possible. These collaborative arrangements allow legal professionals to strengthen their approach in especially nuanced or psychologically complicated cases.
• Individuals and attorneys seeking second opinions for reassurance, strategic insight, or a fresh perspective on ongoing family law matters. In many situations, individuals simply want confirmation that their case is being handled appropriately or need guidance regarding concerns that feel difficult to articulate to others. Our outside perspective can often provide much-needed clarity and confidence.