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CHERISHED VISITATION

Quality time with your children

Father and Son
About

Benefits

Sometimes people only view Supervised Visitation as something being forced upon them by a judge.

 

But it comes with many positive attributes. Below are 10 major 

benefits of doing Supervised Visitation:

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Supervised Visitation helps with:

1. Reduced Anxiety: For children who might feel anxious or uncomfortable in certain situations, supervised visitation provides a more reassuring environment, allowing them to feel secure during the visitation period.

 

2. Mending damaged relationships: Relationships between the child and the non-custodial parent can be rebuilt, promoting trust and a sense of security.

 

3. Professional Supervision: Trained professionals unrelated to family members are unbiased and can intervene if necessary, ensuring appropriate behavior and facilitating healthy interactions.

 

4. Documentation: The monitor provides detailed documentation of the visitation interactions, which can be valuable in assessing progress for legal proceedings or custody evaluations.

 

5. Parental Assistance: Parents receive support and guidance while undergoing rehabilitation or counseling when a structured setting is provided to practice positive parenting skills.

6. Reduced Stress: Stress is alleviated for custodial parents knowing that visits are supervised and that the physical and emotional safety of the child are protected.

 

7. Court Compliance: Supervised visitation helps parents adhere to court-ordered visitation requirements, allowing them to fulfill their parental obligations while addressing any concerns raised by the court or involved parties.

 

8. Conflict Resolution: Professional monitors can help manage conflicts that arise during visits, modeling appropriate behavior and communication for the benefit of the child.

 

9. Exchanges: Restraining Orders will be upheld with the help of a Monitor who delivers the children to the other parent so the parents never have to meet or see each other.

 

10. Transition to Unsupervised Visits: Serves as a stepping stone toward unsupervised visits as trust and confidence between the parents and child are rebuilt and demonstrated over time.

Contact

Contact Form

To speak to Jeremy Rivette directly, you may contact him here:

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Cell Phone:

(323) 222-2288

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Email:

SupervisedVisitation@gmail.com

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