Schottenstein v. Schottenstein

How courts have described this case

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• finding that children being \sometimes upset when they returned from a visitation with their father\ and father's \desire to give his children a sense of value about money\ were insufficient to show good cause for psychological evaluation
• finding that children being \sometimes upset when they returned from a visitation with their father\ and father's \desire to give his children a sense of value about money\ were insufficient to show good cause for psychological evaluation
• finding that children being “sometimes upset when they returned from a visitation with their father” and father’s “desire to give his children a sense of value about money” were insufficient to show good cause for psychological evaluation
• “A compulsory mental examination has been traditionally deemed an invasion of privacy which- will only be tolerated upon a showing of good cause.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).