Jacksonville covers more ground than any other city in the contiguous U.S., which means a Westside parent and a Beaches parent can be forty minutes apart inside one city limit. Our portal handles the whole arrangement — intake, fair-geography scheduling, trained neutral supervisors, and a court-ready report after every visit.
Florida family law speaks in “time-sharing” and parenting plans, and Jacksonville’s cases run through the circuit court serving Duval County (Florida’s Fourth Judicial Circuit, which also covers Clay and Nassau counties). When a parenting plan calls for supervised time-sharing, your coordinator configures the case to the plan’s exact terms — frequency, settings, any conditions a judge attached — before the first booking.
Geography does the rest of the talking here. Jacksonville’s sheer size means location fairness is a live issue in nearly every case: our coordinators select agreed community venues — riverfront parks, library branches, indoor family spaces in the summer humidity — that balance drive time between households, whether that’s Mandarin and Arlington or Orange Park and the Beaches.
Military families are a steady part of our Jacksonville caseload, with two Navy installations shaping schedules. Weekend and evening availability books at the same flat rate, and where parenting plans permit video contact, virtual supervision keeps the rhythm through a deployment.
Either parent or an attorney starts online with the basics of the parenting plan and the part of town where visits make sense.
Plan terms, safety information, schedules — including duty rotations. A coordinator reviews the file and manages outreach to the other household.
Typical activation inside 48–72 hours of both intakes. Saturday mornings at a Southbank park cost the same as a Tuesday at the library.
Timestamped notes during the session; the court-ready report in your portal within 24 hours, ready for your attorney whenever you choose to share it.
No mileage charges anywhere inside Jacksonville’s enormous footprint, no weekend surcharges, no report fees. Two numbers, published.
Yes — Florida’s statutory vocabulary differs, but the service is identical: a trained neutral professional present for the session, keeping it within the plan’s terms and producing a factual, court-ready report within 24 hours.
No — the Fourth Circuit spans Duval, Clay, and Nassau, and our scheduling treats the metro as one map. Visits land at agreed locations that split the drive fairly, and the case follows the plan regardless of which county either parent sleeps in.