Yes, it is possible that you will have to undergo psychological testing if you submit a request to the court to have your ex-spouse evaluated by a psychologist. The judge may wish to have you both evaluated for a complete view of your family and the child’s welfare – or else your spouse may respond to your request with one of his or her own. If you are required to attend a psychological evaluation, consult with a divorce lawyer in San Diego for advice.
Your lawyer can help you understand what to expect and how to prepare for your evaluation. One of the main things to keep in mind is that the psychologist is not your therapist. Keep your conversations with the custody evaluator professional and relevant to your case.