Defendant was properly directed to submit to examination by the previously appointed forensic expert absent any showing of bias on the part of the expert or of some inadequacy in her already conducted examination of plaintiff and the parties' child. Moreover, even if further evaluations of plaintiff and the child were necessary, an expert unilaterally chosen by one side would not be an appropriate choice (see, Rosenblitt v Rosenblitt,
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