FAQ

First, we understand that this maybe difficult to make that call. This is brand new to you and with anything that we have tried for the first time, you don’t know what to expect. We will guide you through this process and ask you questions regarding your situation. Our hope is that after you have talked to us, your mind will be a little more at ease to the process. At this point this would be considered an “Intake.” 

An “Intake” is the initial assessment of your needs. We ask you basic questions of your circumstances. Such as the days and times you were granted by the Courts to have visits. The number of children involved. Their ages. The area of where the visits might take place. How much the fee is. The reasons why the Courts order supervised visits. This will also give us the opportunity to match you with the right monitor.  

If we are a good match for your visitation service needs,  we will take it to the next step which is an “Orientation.” 

“Orientation” is when we meet with you as well as the other party separately. We meet somewhere where you feel the most comfortable (Your home or at a public place). 

At orientation we discuss, in further detail, your circumstances. We will also present to you with documentation necessary to start visits. 

Also during orientation, we would like to meet your child(ren), in the hopes that this will possibly decrease any anxiety for them when the visits commence. 

After orientation, the process of visits gets underway. Your assigned Visitation Monitor will get the process started on initializing the visits. He or she will coordinate with both parties as where, among other things, will be the meeting point.