Most supervision agencies make you call for a quote, then layer on mileage, report fees, and weekend surcharges. We publish two numbers and hold them in every city we serve. Here is every dollar you can ever be charged.
Case intake and setup. Each parent pays once when the case opens — and never again for the life of the case.
Per hour of supervised time — visits, monitored exchanges, and virtual sessions alike. Billed only for what you book.
A typical schedule under a supervision order is one two-hour visit per week. At $60 an hour, that’s $120 per visit — $480 for a four-visit month. The $100 intake per parent happened once, back when the case opened, and never recurs.
A lighter schedule — say, one two-hour visit every other week — runs $240 a month. A heavier one, two three-hour weekend visits weekly, runs $1,440. The math is the point: you can do it yourself, in advance, without calling anyone.
Because billing runs through the portal, there’s no cash at the visit, no invoices chasing anyone, and a clean payment record if the court ever asks who paid for what.
Yes, and it often is. Many orders assign the hourly rate to one parent, split it evenly, or divide it in proportion to income. Each parent pays their own $100 intake. The portal handles whatever split your order specifies.
Reschedule or cancel in the portal ahead of your city’s notice window and you owe nothing. We publish the notice window in your case settings — no gotcha clauses buried in a service agreement.
Virtual sessions bill at the same $60 hourly standard. The supervisor’s attention and the documentation workload are the same whether the visit happens at a park or over video.
No. $60 an hour in Phoenix is $60 an hour in Boston, Seattle, and Miami. One of the quiet problems in this industry is that families in expensive cities get quoted whatever the market will bear. We don’t do that.
$100 one-time intake per parent. $60 per hour of supervised time. Nothing else, in any city, on any day of the week. Open your case tonight.
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