Objective: In this study, it was aimed to draw attentionto the challenges experienced in the regulation of cus tody/personal relationship, the effects on the child andthe importance of multidisciplinary work in expertassessment of controversial divorce cases. Method: Therecords of 90 judicial files sent to our clinic betweenJanuary 2014 and January 2019 were analyzed retro spectively. Descriptive statistical analysis and logisticregression were used to evaluate the collected data, andcategorical data were shown as numbers (n) and per centages (%). Results: According to the results of theresearch, only 34.4% of the children was found to be inregular contact with both parents, 15.5% of the childrenhad an alienation syndrome to one of the parents,26.6% of the parents claimed that their child has beenabused during this process and they wanted to restrictthe relationship with the other parent. It was found thatexpert opinions about custody were mostly given infavor of the mother. Discussion: The custody / personalrelationship decision that will be made for the child tosurvive the divorce process and the aftermath with theleast harm is of great importance. While making deci sions in the divorce process, it will be in the child's bestinterest to provide counseling and mediation services inorder to ensure healthy cooperation between parentsand cooperation of different occupational groups asses sing the process according to objective and scientific cri teria.