Indiana’s Parenting Time Guidelines set the baseline; when a Marion County court adds supervision, families need a provider who can actually deliver visits on a working family’s schedule. Open your case online, complete intake, and book a trained neutral supervisor — weekends and evenings at the same flat rate.
Indianapolis custody cases run through the Marion County courts, with a healthy share of metro families answering instead to Hamilton, Hendricks, or Johnson County benches north and south of the city line. Indiana orders frequently reference the state’s Parenting Time Guidelines with case-specific supervision conditions layered on; your coordinator configures the case to the exact conditions your judge imposed, whichever county issued them.
Our Indianapolis supervisors work across the metro — downtown’s canal and White River State Park when the weather cooperates, library branches from Broad Ripple to Beech Grove, indoor family venues through Midwest winters. Venue pairs (outdoor plus indoor alternate) are set at booking so weather moves the visit, not the date.
Where orders permit, virtual supervision is available — a practical option for families with a parent working out of state or on the kind of rotating logistics-industry schedule that defines a lot of Indy employment.
Ten minutes with the order basics. Either parent starts it, or an attorney opens it on a client’s behalf.
Conditions from the order, safety information, and real schedules. A coordinator reviews and runs neutral written outreach if the other side is slow.
Cases typically activate within 48–72 hours of both intakes. Saturday mornings in Broad Ripple cost the same as a weekday evening.
Timestamped notes during the session, and a court-ready report in your portal within 24 hours of every visit.
No mileage fees across the metro, no weekend premiums, no report charges. The same two numbers we post in every city.
The order’s specific supervision conditions control — the Guidelines are the default framework courts start from. Your coordinator configures the case to the restrictions your judge actually wrote, and your attorney can clarify anything ambiguous before the first booking.
Only if the order allows it — some do, many are silent. Everyone present at a visit is documented in the report, so settle the question with counsel before inviting anyone. Your supervisor will keep attendance consistent with whatever the order says.