Supervised Visitation in Miami, FL
Thrive Supervised Visitation serves families across Miami-Dade County — from Coral Gables and Coconut Grove to Kendall, Hialeah, Doral, and Little Havana. Our SVI-credentialed monitors provide safe, professional supervised time-sharing that satisfies the documentation expectations of the Miami-Dade Circuit Court Family Division. Visits take place in welcoming community settings — a picnic shelter at Tropical Park, a quiet corner of a Miami-Dade library branch — so children can simply enjoy time with their parent while every session is professionally observed and recorded.
Our Services in Miami
From court-ordered supervised time-sharing to monitored exchanges between parents, Thrive delivers every service Miami-Dade families need. Sessions are held in community settings across greater Miami — parks, library branches, and other child-friendly public locations from Doral to Kendall.
Serving Miami Family Courts
Family law cases in Miami are heard by the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, whose Family Division handles divorce, paternity, time-sharing, and parenting plan matters for Miami-Dade County — one of the highest-volume family court systems in the country. Under Florida's Chapter 61 framework, judges approve parenting plans and may require that a parent's time-sharing be supervised when there are concerns about safety, substance use, or a long gap in contact. Dependency and child-welfare matters are handled separately at the Miami-Dade Children's Courthouse. Thrive provides neutral supervision and detailed session reports that give Miami-Dade judges the factual record they need.
Primary Court
Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida – Family Division, Lawson E. Thomas Courthouse Center, 175 NW 1st Avenue, Miami, FL 33128
Miami-Dade Children's Courthouse – 155 NW 3rd Street, Miami, FL 33128
Dade County Courthouse – 73 W. Flagler Street, Miami, FL 33130
Attorney referrals welcome. Thrive works directly with family law attorneys, guardians ad litem, and dependency case professionals across Miami-Dade. Our monitors understand the pace and formality of the Eleventh Circuit's Family Division, and our reports are structured so they can be filed or referenced without reformatting.
In-Community Visits Across Miami
Miami families shouldn't have to see each other in a sterile office. Our monitors meet parents and children at parks, libraries, and family-friendly public spaces from Hialeah to Kendall — settings where a Saturday visit feels like a real Saturday.
Neighborhoods We Serve
Parks & Outdoor Locations
Library Locations
Why Families in Miami Choose Thrive
Trusted by parents, family law attorneys, and guardians ad litem throughout Miami-Dade County.
Credentialed by the Supervised Visitation Institute
Thrive Supervised Visitation is credentialed by the Supervised Visitation Institute (SVI), the national standard-setting body for professional supervised visitation. Our Miami monitors meet SVI's rigorous training and ethical standards.
What Miami Families Are Saying
"After months apart from my daughter, Thrive made our first visits at Tropical Park feel normal again. The monitor was warm but professional, and the reports went straight to my attorney."
— Carlos M., Kendall, FL
"As a family law attorney practicing in the Eleventh Circuit, I need supervision reports that hold up in front of a judge. Thrive's documentation is consistently clean, factual, and on time."
— Attorney R. Delgado, Coral Gables, FL
"Scheduling was fast, communication was clear, and my kids actually look forward to Saturday visits at Matheson Hammock. That's all I could ask for."
— Yesenia P., Hialeah, FL
Supervised Visitation in Miami: Common Questions
Straight answers for Miami-Dade parents navigating supervised time-sharing.
Who pays for supervised visitation in Miami-Dade?
It depends on your parenting plan or court order. Miami-Dade judges often assign the cost to the visiting parent, but orders sometimes split fees between both parents. Bring your order to your intake call and we'll walk through exactly what it requires.
Can visits be conducted for Spanish-speaking families?
Miami is a bilingual city and many of the families we serve speak Spanish at home. Tell us your family's language needs during intake and we will factor them into monitor assignment and visit planning.
How quickly can visits start after a Miami-Dade judge orders supervision?
Once we have your court order and both parents complete intake, most Miami families begin visits within days, not weeks. If your hearing resulted in an urgent order, tell us — we prioritize time-sensitive cases.
Ready to Get Started in Miami?
Contact our Miami team today. Whether your parenting plan was just entered or you're working toward unsupervised time-sharing, we'll help you move forward with professionalism and care. New clients receive a $100 credit toward their first services.