supervised access

The new term for supervised access is supervised parenting time  for most family law cases. If you have a child protection case, the term supervised access may still be used.

Supervised parenting time is a kind of parenting time when someone else watches a parent’s visits with their child. This might be another relative like the child’s grandparent or uncle, or it might be someone from an agency like the Children’s Aid Society. The purpose of supervised parenting time is usually to make sure the child is safe.