In DePasquale v. Superior Court, 181 Ariz. 333, 890 P.2d 628 (App. 1995), the Court held that the trial court erred by declaring that it would order whatever interim child custody a psychologist might recommend. 181 Ariz. at 335-336, 890 P.2d at 630-631. The DePasquale court concluded that while a court may consider expert opinion in making custody decisions, it "can neither delegate a judicial decision to an expert witness nor abdicate its responsibility to exercise independent judgment." Id. at 336, 890 P.2d at 631.