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A Colorado custody evaluator who admits to dismissing more than 90 percent of abuse claims as untrue has been suspended following an investigation that revealed he was convicted of domestic violence in 2007.
According to state records, Mark Kilmer pleaded guilty to the charges, but was able to have the conviction overturned after completing domestic violence counseling and 24 months of probation.
The charges against Kilmer came to light in an investigation of child evaluators in Colorado, called guardian ad litems (GALs). He was placed under suspension last week pending an audit being conducted by the State Court Administrator’s office into all of the state’s custody evaluators....