Supervised Child Visitation - Information for Providers

If you are a supervised visitation provider and want to apply for the court’s resource list, you must meet the qualifications of a provider as outlined in Standard 5.20, Uniform Standards of Practice for Providers of Supervised Visitation and Cal. Fam. Code § 3200.5 (external site ). In addition, you must be willing to certify, annually under penalty of perjury, that you have received the training identified under Standards of Judicial Administration 5.20 (external site ) and submit a new application each year. 

Resource lists are updated annually. Returning providers must submit a full application (all forms) by January 31 each year. If a complete application is not submitted by January 31 of each new calendar year, your name will be removed from the list of authorized providers. 

Supervised Visitation Resource List

If you are interested in being considered to be included on the Supervised Visitation Resource list and you meet the training and qualifications, you must submit all of the following forms:

• Required-Service Provider Application (pdf)
• Required-FL-324(P) Declaration of Supervised Visitation Provider (Professional) (external site pdf)
• Required Trustline Registry Approval Letter-Proof of Trustline Registration (external site)
• Required General Training Course-Mandated Reporter Training (external site)
• Required-24 Hour Required Supervised Visitation Monitor Training Certificates
• Optional-only submit if you are providing services in a language other than English-Notice of Available Language Assistance-Service Provider (external site)

Supervised Visitation Provider applications can be mailed or emailed to the Family Court Services Manager at:

Riverside Family Law Court
4175 Main Street 2nd floor
Riverside, CA 92501
Email:  FamilyLawServiceProviderApplication@riverside.courts.ca.gov  PDF files only.

 

Once your application has been received and processed, you will receive a response from the Family Court Services Manager. For additional information related to Supervised Child Visitation, please visit the California Courts Website Supervised Visitation Page (external site ).

Filing Supervised Visitation Monitor Reports

Reports must be filed with the Family Law clerk’s office Where to File | Superior Court of California | County of Riverside. Each time you file a supervised visitation monitor report with the court, you must affix form FL-324(P) Declaration of Supervised Visitation Provider (Professional) (external site pdf ) to the front of the report.