Colorado calls it parenting time, and when a court orders it supervised, Front Range families deserve better than a six-week waitlist. Open your case online, complete intake, and book a trained neutral supervisor across the Denver metro — evenings and weekends included, year-round.
Denver-area cases flow from several courts at once — the Denver District Court inside the city and county, and the district courts serving the surrounding counties where much of the metro actually lives: Arapahoe, Jefferson, Adams, and Douglas. Colorado orders speak in terms of “parenting time” and often attach specific supervision conditions; your coordinator reads the order’s actual language and configures the case to it before the calendar opens.
Our Denver supervisors work across the metro — City Park and Wash Park in town, the Highlands Ranch and Aurora library systems, indoor family venues when the weather turns. Colorado’s four-real-seasons calendar means your coordinator plans venue pairs: the summer park and its winter indoor counterpart, so a January snowstorm never costs a family its Saturday.
Where orders permit, virtual supervision is available — a practical bridge for families with a parent in the mountains, on the Western Slope, or out of state entirely.
Either parent or an attorney opens the case with the basics of the parenting-time order and where in the metro visits should happen.
Both parents complete structured intake; a coordinator confirms the order terms and handles neutral outreach if one side stalls.
Typical activation is 48–72 hours after both intakes. Supervisor openings show in real time, weekends and evenings at the same rate.
Timestamped documentation during the session; a court-ready report in your portal within 24 hours, every single visit.
The same two published numbers we run nationally — no winter surcharges, no mileage between Denver and the suburbs, no report fees.
Exactly that. Colorado’s term for it differs from other states’, but the service is the same: a trained neutral professional present for the session, keeping it within the order and documenting it factually. The report reaches your portal within 24 hours.
Your coordinator pre-plans an indoor counterpart for every outdoor location, so weather moves the venue, not the date. If roads genuinely close, rescheduling in the portal takes about a minute and the change is logged neutrally.