If the court has ordered supervised visitation—or you need a professional supervisor for parenting time—our service provides a structured, child-centered environment with objective documentation and clear boundaries.

Now accepting new cases in Texas.

• • High-conflict custody situations
  • Safety concerns or past incidents
  • Substance use concerns
  • Domestic violence history
  • Allegations requiring neutral observation
  • Court-ordered supervision and reporting

We provide services designed to support child safety, court compliance, and structured accountability.
 

• • A structured supervised visitation process
  • Clear rules and expectations before visits begin
  • Child-focused supervision that prioritizes safety and emotional well-being
  • Neutral, court-ready documentation
  • Reliable scheduling and professional communication

• • Take sides between parents
  • Provide legal advice
  • Guarantee outcomes in custody matters
  • Combine therapy with supervision (to protect neutrality and credibility)

Tier 1: Standard Supervised Visitation (Neutral Monitoring)

• • Intake session (completed separately with each parent)
  • Child orientation (when appropriate)
  • Supervised visit sessions (typically 1–2 hours)
  • Written observation report (available when requested/ordered)

• • Intake (per parent): $150–$250
  • Supervised visits: $75–$125 per hour
  • Report writing: $40–$75 per report
  • Late cancellation/no-show: full session fee.

Fee ranges vary based on case complexity, reporting requirements, and location.

Tier 2: Therapeutic Supervised Visitation

Tier 3: Monitored Exchanges Only

• • Reducing conflict during exchanges
  • Providing structure and accountability
  • Supporting a calmer transition for the child

• • $50–$100 per exchange

Step 1: Request Intake
Submit your request and we’ll schedule an intake call.

Step 2: Court Order Review
If you have a court order, we review the visitation terms to ensure compliance.

Step 3: Separate Parent Intakes
Each parent completes intake separately. Expectations and safety rules are explained clearly.

Step 4: Visits Begin
Visits are scheduled, supervised, and documented according to the agreed structure and court order.

• • Family law attorneys
  • Guardian ad Litems / Amicus attorneys
  • Court coordinators
  • Child welfare professionals

• • Consistent scheduling
  • Neutral supervision
  • Clear boundaries
  • Objective documentation

To discuss referral procedures, call: (661) 402-1545 (CA) or email: support@wingsofthefuturenfp.org