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why am I doing this?; the approach of the court to expert evidence in family proceedings; the respective roles of the expert and judge - why the professional integrity of experts is so important; the general duties of experts; what you can advise the judge about; preliminary enquiries of the expert; the nature of the brief given by the court; the letter of instruction; your enquiries; discussions between experts prior to reports being written; meetings of experts directed by the court; pre-hearing conferences with counsel and/or with the solicitor who has commissioned the ecpert report; joint instructions; where there are both criminal and Children Act proceedings; writing the report; changing your opinion; preparing for court; witness summonses-formerly known as subpoenas; what happens at and in court; at court - who can you talk to?; giving evidence; feedback and complaints; payment of experts' fees and charges;appendices.