Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Supervised custody time in Philly, without the attitude.

Pennsylvania orders speak of supervised physical custody, and Philadelphia’s Family Division moves a staggering volume of it. Our portal keeps your corner of that system simple: intake online, trained neutral supervisors from Fishtown to the Main Line, and a court-ready report after every session.

$100
one-time intake, per parent
$60/hr
flat rate, city and collars
24 hrs
report after each visit
01Local context

Family Division cases, city and collar counties

Philadelphia custody matters run through the Court of Common Pleas’ Family Division; the collar counties — Montgomery, Bucks, Delaware, Chester — each run their own Common Pleas benches, and South Jersey adds a second state to plenty of family maps. Pennsylvania’s custody vocabulary (“supervised physical custody”) differs from most states’, but the service it describes is exactly what we do: a trained neutral professional present for the session, documenting it factually.

Your coordinator configures the case to the exact order on file, then plans locations with Philly’s geography in mind: Fairmount Park’s endless acreage, the Schuylkill Banks, Free Library branches, Please Touch-adjacent indoor options for winter, and collar-county parks when the households sit outside the city. Transit access matters here and gets planned for; so does the drive-time split when one parent is in Northeast Philly and the other in Media.

Where orders permit, virtual supervision runs on the same calendar — a workable bridge for parents across the river in Jersey or relocated down I-95.

02The process

Order to first visit in four steps

No brotherly markup.

Two published numbers — the same ones we charge in every city. No mileage, no weekend premiums, no report fees.

$100intake, per parent
$60/hrevery visit
Open your case
03Philly questions

What Philadelphia families ask

My order says “supervised physical custody.” Is that what you provide?

Yes — Pennsylvania’s statutory phrase describes exactly our service: a trained neutral professional present throughout the parent’s time with the child, with a timestamped factual report delivered within 24 hours.

One parent lives in New Jersey. Does that change anything?

Not logistically. The issuing court’s order controls; visits land at locations reachable from both addresses — and where the order permits, virtual sessions carry the weeks the bridge traffic wins. We also serve New York if the family’s geography shifts north.