For family law attorneys

Stop vetting a new supervision agency every case.

You have better uses for a Tuesday than calling around for a supervisor with availability, reasonable rates, and reports a judge will actually read. Name one provider with one standard — in 40+ cities — and reuse it across your whole caseload.

40+
cities, one standard
48–72 hrs
typical client activation
24 hrs
report after each visit
01Why attorneys refer here

Built to be named in an order

  • i.

    Published pricing your client can see before they call you back

    $100 one-time intake per parent, $60 per hour of supervised time, in every city. When opposing counsel asks what supervision will cost, the answer is on a public page — which makes cost-split negotiations measurably shorter.

  • ii.

    One report format, every city, every case

    Timestamped factual narratives with arrivals, departures, and participants — no opinions, no custody recommendations. Once you’ve read one AnytimeVisits report, you’ve read the format for your entire caseload, whether the case sits in Maricopa County or Suffolk County.

  • iii.

    Fast activation, documented outreach

    Most cases go live within 48–72 hours of both parties completing intake. If the other party stalls, our coordinators run the outreach in writing — and you get a documented record of the attempt, which is often useful in itself.

  • iv.

    Subpoena and testimony support

    Supervisors of record are available for subpoenas and testimony regarding their reports. Records requests go through one channel instead of a different front desk in every county.

  • v.

    Credentialed standards

    Our supervision and documentation standards are credentialed through the Supervised Visitation Institute.

02Drafting language

Naming a provider without boxing your client in

Orders that name a specific provider activate faster because nobody litigates the choice afterward. If you prefer flexibility, language designating a “professional supervised visitation provider with written reporting” and listing us as an approved option accomplishes the same thing.

Useful terms to address in the order, in our experience: who pays the hourly rate and in what proportion; whether virtual supervision is permitted; the minimum visit frequency; and who may request schedule changes. The portal enforces whatever the order says — it cannot enforce what the order leaves out.

We do not draft order language and nothing here is legal advice — but your coordinator can tell you, before the hearing, exactly which operational details the platform needs the order to settle.

03Questions from counsel

What attorneys ask before the first referral

Can I open the case for my client?

Yes. Attorneys and their staff can start a case in minutes with the client’s basic information and the order terms. The client finishes their own intake and payment from there.

How do I get the reports?

Your client can share any report from their portal in two clicks, or authorize standing access for your office. Reports arrive within 24 hours of each visit and the full history stays with the case.

Will the supervisor offer an opinion on custody?

No, and that’s deliberate. Reports document what was observed — times, participants, interactions — in plain language. Judges tell us the absence of advocacy is exactly what makes the record usable.

What about cases outside your 40+ cities?

Where the order permits video contact, virtual supervision covers families anywhere in the U.S. with the same documentation standard. New locations also open on a rolling basis.

Refer once. Reuse everywhere.

One intake, one supervision standard, one report format — in 40+ cities. Your next supervision case can be active before the end of the week.

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