Metro Atlanta families live across four core counties and one legendary traffic map. One portal covers all of it: open your case, complete intake, and book a trained neutral supervisor from Midtown to Marietta to Lawrenceville — evenings and weekends at the same flat rate.
Atlanta custody orders issue from the superior courts of whichever county holds the case — Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, or Gwinnett most often, each with its own family-division procedures. Georgia orders commonly fold supervision terms into a parenting plan, and your coordinator configures the case to that plan’s precise language regardless of which courthouse produced it.
The metro’s sprawl is the operational challenge. A parent in Smyrna and a parent in Decatur are negotiating I-285 as much as each other. Our coordinators weigh drive-time fairness when selecting agreed community locations — Piedmont Park and the BeltLine’s green spaces in town, library branches and indoor family venues across the suburbs — and the live calendar’s evening and weekend slots exist precisely because Atlanta commutes eat weekday afternoons.
Where parenting plans permit video contact, virtual supervision adds midweek touchpoints without a drive — a common pattern for Atlanta families whose in-person visits happen on alternating Saturdays.
Ten minutes with the order basics — either parent or an attorney, from anywhere in the metro, at any hour.
Parenting-plan terms, safety considerations, real schedules. A coordinator reviews the file and runs neutral outreach if one household lags.
Typical activation within 48–72 hours of both intakes. Saturday mornings in Piedmont Park book like any other slot — same rate, no surcharge.
Timestamped notes during the session; a court-ready report in your portal within 24 hours, shareable with counsel in two clicks.
No mileage fees across the perimeter, no weekend premiums, no report charges — the same published pricing we run in every city.
The order stays with the issuing court until a judge says otherwise, but visits happen where the family actually is — your coordinator simply selects agreed locations near the current households. If the move justifies modifying the order itself, that’s a conversation for your attorney.
Reports belong to the case and can be shared at your discretion or as the court directs — many Atlanta parents give their GAL standing access. The format is the same factual, timestamped record either way; here’s how courts read them.