​A Professional Visitation Monitor is appointed or hired to ensure the utmost safety and protect the child while ensuring the most enjoyable experience during a court ordered supervised visit.
The monitors at Secure Child Visitation are professionally trained and experienced in working with children. The agents of Secure Family Visitation are well handling the most difficult and high profile supervised visitation cases.
Our agents are professional monitors who have the necessary training required by the State of California and meet all of the requirements of the California Rules of Court, Sec. 5.20.
WHAT WE OFFER
- A unique and successful approach to professional Monitoring.
- How to be the best parent you can be.
- Assist in the relationship building between parent and child.
- Work with the Department of Children and Family Services.​
- Specialize in same-sex parent visitations.
- High-profile and celebrity monitoring.
- Recognized in the Ventura County, Los Angeles County and Orange County court systems.
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OUR QUALIFICATIONS
Our certified visitation monitors are trained and experienced. The agents of Secure Family Visits have have received specialized training which enables them to handle the most intense and most difficult of supervised visitation cases. Some of the reasons for supervised monitors:
♥ Violence ♥ Child Abduction ♥ Physical or Verbal Abuse ♥Child Endangerment ♥ Molestation ♥
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Our agents try to be as accommodating as possible and our staff is comfortable working with small children, large families and children with special needs.
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Parent/child contact overseen by a third party. It is also a term for contact between a noncustodial parent and one or more children in the presence of a third person, in which the only focus is the protection and safety of the child and adult participants. Unless otherwise specified in this document, "supervised visitation" also includes supervised exchange services.
What is supervised visitation?
What is supervised exchange?
Supervision of the transfer of a child from the custodial to the noncustodial parent at the start of the parent/child contact and back to the custodial parent at the end of the contact. The supervision is usually limited to the exchanges, with the remainder of the noncustodial parent/child contact unsupervised. Exchanges may be supervised on-or-off the site. A supervised exchange may also be referred to as "exchange monitoring," "supervised transfer," "monitored exchange," "safe exchange," and "neutral drop-off/pick-up."
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