Virtual supervised visitation
Distance shouldn't end a parent-child relationship. When a parent has relocated, deployed, or the court has ordered remote contact, supervised video visits keep the connection alive — with the same neutrality and documentation as in-person visits.
How virtual visits work
Visits happen on a standard video platform. Your supervisor joins the call, stays on for the duration, and keeps the visit on track per the court order — gently redirecting if conversation strays into territory the order prohibits. Calls can include reading together, homework help, games, or just catching up.
Who uses virtual supervision
- Military families managing deployment or PCS moves
- Parents who have relocated for work while a case is pending
- Families transitioning from no contact to in-person visits
- Courts ordering remote contact as a first step
Our virtual visitation guide covers setup, etiquette, and how to make video time feel natural for younger kids.
Documentation
Every virtual visit is documented like an in-person one — start and end times, participants, and factual notes — and court-formatted reports are available on request.
Pricing
Virtual visits are billed at $55 per hour with a one-hour minimum (our only service with a reduced minimum), after the one-time $150 intake fee. Full pricing →