Can every supervised visit be virtual?
No. The format must be appropriate for the case and consistent with the applicable order or written agreement.
Virtual visitation
Professional observation for virtual parent-child visits when remote contact is appropriate under the applicable order or written agreement.
Virtual visitation monitoring provides an observed format for parent-child contact when an in-person visit is not possible or is not the arrangement authorized for the case. The provider confirms the order requirements and practical setup before the appointment.
Intake covers scheduling, participants, communication expectations, and the approved technology or access details. The provider explains the scope of observation and procedures for interruptions or technical problems.
The monitor remains within the assigned role, follows the order or agreement, and documents relevant facts. Monitoring is not therapy, a custody evaluation, or a recommendation about a legal proceeding.
Virtual services are subject to order review, conflict screening, provider availability, and the needs of the assignment. Contact the team to discuss whether this format may fit your matter.
No. The format must be appropriate for the case and consistent with the applicable order or written agreement.
Technical procedures and next steps are discussed during intake and depend on the order and the circumstances of the appointment.