Not even a personal interview of the respondent can elicit accurate information because it is highly doubtful that a respondent would admit that he or she is psychologically incapacitated. Mutya-Sumilhig v. Sumilhig (G.R. No. 230711, 22 Aug. 2022, J. M. V. Lopez) (2/2)
…diagnosis by an expert should not be dismissed as "unscientific" just because the expert has not interviewed the person alleged to be psychologically incapacitated. (1/2)