Articles

Co-Author: With Daniel Pollack, Professor, Wurzweiler School Of Social Work, Yeshiva University:

• Religious Divorce in the Context of Civil Law,” TEXAS LAWYER, February 10, 2021.
• “Hindsight Bias In the Context of Child Protection Services Cases,” TEXAS LAWYER, February 9, 2021.
• “Fraught With Fright: Legal Perspectives of Trauma,” TEXAS LAWYER, December 8, 2020.
• “Reunification Therapy: The Legal Angles,” TEXAS LAWYER, November 18, 2020.
• “No Peeking Allowed,” TEXAS LAWYER, November 3, 2020.
• “Providing Youth Trauma Training for Police Review Boards,” TEXAS LAWYER, November 2, 2020.
• “How Mitigating Are These Mitigating Circumstances?, “ TEXAS LAWYER, October 20, 2020.
• “Legal Issues Regarding Children in Rural Foster Care,” TEXAS LAWYER, September 14, 2020.

Mrs. Reiter has been quoted in the following articles:

• “Reporting Child Maltreatment by Nonprofessionals: Obligatory or Discretionary?” Legal notes, December, 2017.
• New program linking vehicle registration to child support sees uptick in payments, December, 2016.

Mrs. Reiter’s Publications Include:

• “Are you a Pro or a Rookie?” The Family Law Section of the Dallas Bar Association, FLS NEWSLETTER, April, 2014.
• “Practicing Practically as an Amicus Attorney,” Dallas Bar Headnotes, Volume 31, Number 3 (March 1, 2007).
• “Empowering Effective Expert Testimony: How to Avoid the Exclusion of Your Testimony,” TCA JOURNAL, Texas Counseling Association, Volume 25, Number 2, Fall, 1997.
• “Have Patience: Your Patients May Have More Privacy Rights Than You,” TCA JOURNAL, Texas Counseling Association, Volume 24, Number 1, Spring, 1996.
• “Avoiding the Pitfalls of Practice: Some Legal, Ethical and Practical Guidelines for the Prudent Mental Health Professional,” TCA JOURNAL, Texas Counseling Association, Volume 23, Number 1, Spring, 1995.
• “Nuts & Bolts: Roles and Responsibilities of the Participants in a Child Abuse Case,” 1995 Guardian Ad Litem Series (First Session: Taking An Active Role, Co Sponsored by the 304th and 305th District Courts and Dallas CASA), DALLAS, TEXAS, October, 1995.
• “The Law, A Hypothetical, and the Importance of Perspective as it Relates to the Practicalities of Daily Practice,” TCA JOURNAL, Texas Counseling Association, Volume 23, Number 2, Fall, 1995.
• “Dealing with Governmental Entities, or, The D.A.’s On First, C.P.S. is on Second, and I.C.P.C. is on Third,” 21st Annual Advanced Family Law Course (Section KK), DALLAS, TEXAS, August, 1995.
• “BUT MOM, I Don’t Have To Go, Do I?” TCA GUIDELINES, TCA, Volume 43, Number 5, January, 1995.
• “Can You Rely on Tape Recordings?” TCA GUIDELINES, TCA, Volume 43, Number 3, November, 1994.
• “Is Texas Law Chomping, Stomping and Chewing Up Mental Health Professionals?,” TCA GUIDELINES, TCA, Volume 43, Number 6, June, 1994.
• “Psychologist = ‘1,’ Disgruntled Dad = ‘0’,” TCA GUIDELINES, TCA, Volume 42, Number 10, June/July, 1994.
• “Legal Consultation: Know the Facts… And the French,” Progress Notes, TMHCA, Volume 9, Number 3, Spring, 1994.
• “The Power of Privilege: The Mental Health Professional’s Obligation to Juggle Confidentiality and Protection in the Era of AIDS,” published as a monograph by the Texas Mental Health Counselors Association in February, 1993.
• “And Where Did you Matriculate? How to Present Testimony on Your Credentials As An Expert,” Progress Notes, TMHCA, Volume 2, Fall, 1992.
• “The Counselor as Journalist,” Progress Notes, TMHCA, Volume 1, Winter, 1991.
• “What To Do When You are Served With a Subpoena,” Progress Notes, TMHCA, Volume 1, Fall, 1991

Co-Authored By Elisa Reiter

• “Psychological Testing: An Update,” MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION COURSE, Irving, Texas, May, 1989.
• “Life After Pattern Jury Charge V,” MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION COURSE, Irving, Texas, May, 1989.
• “Conservatorship: Case Strategies,” ADVANCED FAMILY LAW COURSE, San Antonio, Texas, August, 1989.