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Intake Fee A separate intake/registration fee is required for each party.Monitored Child Exchange Fees: A separate intake fee of $95/hour applies per each party.Standard Supervised Visitation Fees: A separate intake…
Supervised Visitation Supervised Visitation (Supervised Time Sharing) is a service where a trained third party (Family Monitor) can help facilitate this valuable parenting time and document the quality and duration…
Through your special donation, this enables foster children and others to have court-ordered child custody services supervised co-parenting and reunification counseling and family mediation.
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A separate intake/registration fee is required for each party.
Monitored Child Exchange Fees: A separate intake fee of $95 applies per each party.
Standard Supervised Visitation Fees: A separate intake fee of $95 applies per each party.
Therapeutic Supervised Visitation Fees: A separate intake fee of $120 applies per each party prior to scheduling Therapeutic Visitation.
Individual and Family Therapy: – An intake is required for each party prior to scheduling therapy. There is an Intake fee of $150 per each party for those earning $70,000 or more, and $125 per party for those earning less than $70,000. These intakes are required procedure to help us understand your history, your goals and to learn if there had been prior therapeutic treatment.
It is recommended that all Court Orders and or other visitation agreements should specify which party is responsible for the fees. Fees may be allocated between the parties with specified percentages designated per party.
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A monitored child exchange occurs when one parent transfers the child to the other parent as part of a custody or visitation agreement, often for an overnight during the week or for weekend visitation. Transfers are all documented by trained family monitors who will identify what times were the exchanges, the conditions of the children, what transpired during the exchange, i.e., children’s emotional attitudes, parents’ apparent and spoken concerns and attitudes. Signatures are required and times noted including tardiness and no shows. Observations by monitors and comments made by parents are documented as well.
Recommendations for Attorneys and Pro Se Parent Parties.
For appropriately supervised visitation, it is important that the parties have a court order. We have found that court orders frequently lack clarification for visitation including:
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Supervised Visitation (Supervised Time Sharing) is a service where a trained third party (Family Monitor) can help facilitate this valuable parenting time and document the quality and duration of each session.
Supervised visitation is when the court determines that at least for some short measure of time, there needs to be observation and recording on the interactions, behaviors and significant events within this time sharing period. In this way, the visiting parent will have the most important opportunity to have reunification with their child and demonstrate to all parties their ability and desire to remain in their child’s life, regardless of cause why they had been absent.
Reports are provided both parent which can be used to assist each party when returning to court to reexamine the child custody decisions.
Additionally, Family Monitors may keep field notes that may be available through subpoena to assist in further litigation.
The goals for visitation are to provide neutrality, to keep children emotionally and physically safe, and to foster and strengthen the bonds between a child and their ‘absent’ parent who is trying very hard to enjoy and earn more time with their child who research shows they need.
Income Fee Per Hourly Session
above $70,000 $ 80 per hourly session
$60,000 to $69,000 $75 per hourly session
$50,000 – $59,000 $70 per hourly session
$40,000 – $49,000 $65 per hourly session
$30,000 $39,000 $60 per hourly session
Less than $29,000 $55 per hourly session
Indigent Status $50 per hourly session
* A separate intake/registration fee is required for each client family. The intake/registration fee is $95 per party. It is recommended that all Court Orders and or other visitation agreements should specify which party is responsible for the fees. Fees may be allocated between the parties with specified percentages designated per party.
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Dr. Mark Roseman, founder of The Toby Center for Family Transitions (www.thetobycenter.org), has been fighting for equal shared parenting for 20 years. His efforts have paved the way for the many people who are advocating that equal shared parenting is in the best interest of the children.
Mark has been a contributing writer for 400 newspapers of the Knight Ridder Tribune Syndicate.
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