When a family court orders supervision, most families spend weeks leaving voicemails for agencies that keep banker’s hours. AnytimeVisits puts the whole thing in one portal: open a case, complete intake, and schedule visits with a neutral, trained supervisor — in 40+ cities, evenings and weekends included.
One portal carries the case from intake through every visit and every report. No fax machines, no waiting rooms, nobody’s voicemail.
Ten minutes online. Either parent — or an attorney — can start it. You’ll need the basics of the court order and the city where visits will happen.
A structured intake covers the order terms, safety considerations, and scheduling constraints. A coordinator reviews every file before the case goes live.
The calendar shows actual supervisor openings, seven days a week, evenings and weekends included. If plans change, reschedule in the portal — the slot you release goes back on the calendar.
Your supervisor attends, keeps the visit within the order, and takes notes during — not after — the session. A court-ready report lands in your portal within 24 hours.
A supervised visit has to work for all three — which is exactly why the supervisor works for none of them.
Whether your visits are supervised or you’re the parent arranging them, you get the same thing: a published price, a professional in the room, and a factual record of every session — so nobody has to take anybody’s word for how a visit went.
Name us in Phoenix, Dallas, or Philadelphia and the product is identical: one intake, one supervision standard, one report format. Your client activates in days, and the documentation is written for the courtroom — not the refrigerator door.
Refer a clientWho attended, when they arrived and left, and a timestamped factual narrative of what was observed. No opinions, no custody recommendations — just the record. Subpoena and testimony support is available.
Our supervision standards$100 per parent to open the case, $60 an hour when you visit — same in every city, evenings and weekends included. Most providers can’t print that sentence, which is why they don’t publish prices at all.
Case intake and setup. Each parent pays once when the case opens, never again.
Per hour of supervised time, billed only for the visits you actually book.
Same intake, same supervisor training, same report on the judge’s desk — whether the case is in the Sun Belt or New England.
Don’t see your city? Virtual supervision is available where court orders permit, and new locations open on a rolling basis.
Check availabilityAn app makes the booking easy. A trained, neutral human is what makes the visit safe and the record credible. We’re very boring in court. That’s the point.
Every supervisor is background-checked and trained in child safety, de-escalation, and objective documentation — and reviews the specific terms of your court order before meeting your family.
Supervisors are engaged by the platform, not hired by a parent. They don’t advocate, evaluate, or advise either party — which is precisely why their account of a visit carries weight.
Arrivals, interactions, and departures are recorded with timestamps, during the visit, in plain non-editorial language. The report is formatted for family court use and delivered within 24 hours — shareable with your attorney at your discretion.
2:04 PMVisit began; both children present at arrival.
2:36 PMBoard game at picnic table; conversation appropriate throughout.
Our supervision and documentation standards are credentialed through the Supervised Visitation Institute.
The report doesn’t say who was right. It says what happened. In family court, that’s worth more.
The AnytimeVisits reporting principle
Most families come through a family court order or an agreement between attorneys. But parents can also arrange supervision voluntarily — some do it to build a documented track record before a hearing.
At agreed community locations — parks, libraries, family-friendly public venues — selected with your coordinator and consistent with your order. Where orders permit, virtual supervision is also available.
Reschedule in the portal. The calendar shows real supervisor availability, so moving a visit takes about a minute — and nobody has to apologize to a voicemail box.
Usually your court order or agreement decides. Each parent covers their own $100 intake, and many orders split the hourly rate between parties. Payment runs through the portal, so there’s no exchanging money at visits.
Once both parties complete intake, most cases are activated within 48–72 hours. From there you book directly against supervisor availability, including evenings and weekends.
Start your side of intake anyway. A coordinator handles outreach to the other party, professionally and neutrally. Often that alone moves things forward — and if it doesn’t, your attorney can point to the documented attempt.
Ten minutes to start. A coordinator reviews it, both parties complete intake, and most families are visiting within days. $100 one-time intake per parent, $60 per visit hour — that’s the whole bill.
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