In-home supervised visitation
For many families — especially those with infants, toddlers, or children with special needs — home is simply the best place for a visit. Naps happen on schedule, familiar toys are at hand, and nobody is performing for a public place.
How in-home visits work
Visits can take place at the visiting parent's home, a relative's home, or another agreed residence, depending on what your court order allows. Your supervisor arrives a few minutes early, stays within sight and sound of the child throughout, and lets the visit unfold naturally — meals, homework, bedtime routines, ordinary life.
When courts favor in-home supervision
Orders often specify or allow home-based supervision when children are very young, when visits are long enough to include meals or naps, or when a parent is rebuilding a routine after time apart. If your order isn't specific, we can help you understand the options — this guide is a good starting point, and your attorney can confirm what your order permits.
The same professional standards, at home
In-home visits are documented exactly like visits in public settings: factual notes, timestamps, and court-formatted reports on request. Supervisors are background-checked and trained to SVI accreditation standards, and remain strictly neutral in every setting.
Pricing
The same simple rate applies at home: $55 per hour with a 2-hour minimum, after a one-time $150 intake fee. No travel surcharges within our metro service areas. Full pricing →