Dr. Marina Money, a Clinical Psychologist, has worked with the Utah Court system for nearly 30 years. She has completed more than 2,000 evaluations—and supervised over 2,000 additional evaluations—for Juvenile and District Courts across the state. Her clinical expertise centers on the assessment and treatment of children, adolescents, and families, including those navigating high-conflict divorce. She provides Family Systems Therapy, Co-Parenting Therapy, Child Custody Evaluations, and Parental Fitness Evaluations, and she enjoys her work as an Expert Witness, mentor, and presenter in her areas of specialization. Dr. Money serves on the Board of the Utah Chapter of the AFCC. She also serves on the Board of Utah’s NOJOS, contributing to statewide efforts to support youth with sexually problematic behaviors. She developed and owned a transitional residential treatment program for Utah youth. Her previous professional roles include serving as adjunct faculty at Utah Valley University and Brigham Young University–Hawaii, mentoring graduate-level interns for more than 15 years, and working as a certified secondary education teacher and high school counselor. Outside her professional work, Dr. Money enjoys time with her family, traveling, exploring the outdoors, and continually expanding her knowledge.