FAQs

What is Supervised Visitation?

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Supervised visitation refers to contact between a non-custodial parent and one or more children in the presence of a neutral third person responsible for observing and seeking to ensure the safety of the child.

How will a supervised visit benefit my child?

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What are some reasons for supervised visits?

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Can I make the other parent have supervised visits?

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I’m the Non-Custodial Parent. How can Supervised Visitation be good for me?

Supervised visitation allows you and your child to visit each other without fear of any new accusations. Your visitation provider is present during your visit to verify what happened.

Supervised visitation allows a visit with your child to occur uninterrupted due to personal or interpersonal problems possibly occurring between you the custodial parent.

I’m the Custodial Parent, what’s my benefit in Supervised Visitation?

You do not have to communicate with the parent you are in conflict with. Your visitation provider coordinates with the parents based on the visitation Order terms.

My child’s parent is not paying child support. Do I have to allow visits with our child?

YES! As long as the Court ordered the parent to have visitation, you must allow visitation even if the parent is not paying child support. Child support and visitation are two separate issues. Visitation does not stop because Support is not paid. You may to back to Court to request amendment to a visitation order.

What’s the difference between Supervised Exchange and Supervised Visitation?

Supervised or “monitored” exchange is supervision of the transfer of a child from one parent to another. The parent and child visit is unsupervised.

Is supervised visitation good for my child?

Yes, it allows your child to maintain a relationship with both parents regardless of any conflict between the parents.

It is also beneficial as your child may anticipate parent visits without the anxiety of worrying what may possibly happen if they are put in the middle of their parent’s conflict or problems.

Important Details

Fees are payable IN ADVANCE. No services will be performed unless fees are paid in full prior to services being provided. Fees are hourly. Fees for all supervised visitation services have a two hour (2 hr) minimum. Fees for services do not include extended travel (some travel fees may apply). Services are available 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Holiday visitations have premium per hour rates. Fees are subject to change. Advance notice of fee change is given.

NOTE: Cancellations require 24 hour notice. For visits canceled without notice the canceling parent is responsible for the scheduled hours of the cancelled visit. Payment must be made prior to the start of the next scheduled visit.