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MANDATORY QUALIFICATION OF MONITORS: Be at least 21 years old. Have a Livescan/Background check done and registered with Trustline. Have no record of a conviction for driving under the influence (DUI) within last five years. Not have been on probation or parole for the last 10 years.
Who pays for activities during a Supervised Visitation? Unless stated otherwise in the court order, the non-custodial parent pays for all activities for themselves, their child(ren), and the monitor. The monitor will pay for their own food.
Under California law, the non-custodial parent usually pays for the child to travel to and from another state for court-ordered visitation with the non-custodial parent.
The fee for supervised visitation is $35 per hour.
Generally, the noncustodial parent must pick up and drop off the child at the other parents residence unless a different location is designated in the court order or agreed upon by the parties.
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Here are some reasons why a parent can lose child visitation in California: Engaging in criminal activity. Parents who commit a crime may be deemed unfit to visit their children until they have served their sentence and/or completed any necessary rehabilitation programs. Committing child abuse or neglect.
A reasonable visitation arrangement doesnt have scheduled dates or times. Instead, parents plan visits as they go. Reasonable visitation can work if parents get along and communicate well. But if theres frequent conflict, a schedule works better.
In California, the courts consider and give weight to a childs preference when the child is of sufficient age and ability to voice an intelligent opinion on custody or visitation. At the age of fourteen, a child can state a custodial preference unless the court believes doing so would be detrimental.
In order to stop supervised visitation, the custodial parent must go through the court system to change the custody and visitation agreement. In addition, a judge will not just agree to change a custody and visitation agreement and stop supervised visitation just because the custodial parent wants them to.
The fee for supervised visitation is $35 per hour.

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