HIGH-CONFLICT FAMILIES
Supervised Custody Exchanges
A supervisor facilitates the transfer of a child between parents at a neutral location — eliminating direct contact between parties in high-conflict situations and ensuring every transition is documented.
What Is a Supervised Exchange?
A supervised exchange is a structured transfer of a child from one parent to the other at a designated neutral location, with a trained supervisor present. No direct contact between parents is required or permitted during the exchange.
When Is This Needed?
- High-conflict custody cases requiring no direct parent contact
- Court orders specifying neutral third-party exchanges
- Prior exchanges involving conflict or safety concerns
- Voluntary arrangements for structured, documented transfers
How It Works
- 1Agreed exchange time and neutral location established
- 2Supervisor arrives first to receive the child from the first parent
- 3First parent departs before second parent arrives
- 4Second parent receives the child from the supervisor
- 5Full documentation provided after each exchange
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