Supervised Visits with Unbiased Monitoring

Supervised visitation in Nevada is a court-ordered measure designed to protect the best interests of children in custody or visitation matters. When safety or protection concerns arise, a judge may mandate that a child only interacts with a parent under the supervision of a neutral third person. This arrangement, known as 'supervised visitation,' aims to provide a safe environment for parent-child interactions, fostering the parent-child relationship while ensuring the child's well-being.

The court may order supervised visitation for various reasons, such as addressing specific issues, reintroducing a parent and child after a prolonged absence, establishing a relationship in the absence of prior connection, or in cases involving domestic violence, child abuse, neglect, substance abuse, parenting concerns, mental illness, or a threat of parental abduction. While the prospect of supervised visits might be challenging, addressing the court's concerns is often the most effective strategy to secure a more favorable visitation plan moving forward.