How we work with attorneys

Attorney communication is included in every TruVisit New Mexico case at no additional charge:

  • You can contact us directly to discuss a case or coordinate scheduling
  • We can deliver session reports directly to your office
  • We're available for case follow-up by phone or email
  • We can provide credentialing information, sample reports, and our standard documentation format on request
  • We are available to testify under subpoena when the case requires it

What our reports look like

TruVisit session reports are written in objective, non-editorial professional language, timestamped throughout the visit, and formatted to meet the documentation standards used by New Mexico's district courts — from the Second Judicial District in Albuquerque to the districts serving Las Cruces, Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, and the rest of the state.

Each report includes:

  • Case identifiers (per your court order)
  • Date, time, location, and duration of the visit
  • Participants and parties present
  • Timestamped observations throughout the session
  • Documentation of any conditions of the court order and how they were observed
  • Any incidents requiring redirection or intervention
  • Handoff documentation
  • Supervisor's signature

Reports are factual and observational — they do not include clinical impressions, opinions about parenting capacity, or evaluative judgments. That's by design: factual records hold up best in New Mexico's district courts.

A redacted sample report is available on request — submit an inquiry online.

Pricing for attorney-referred cases

  • $150 one-time intake fee
  • $65/hour for supervised sessions or monitored exchange
  • No mileage
  • No monthly case management fees
  • Attorney communication included at no charge
  • Reasonable cancellation policy — no charge for 24+ hour notice
  • Reports delivered within 24 hours

Court testimony, when needed, is billed at standard hourly rates with reasonable prep time included.

How to refer a client

  1. Submit an inquiry online — we can walk through intake details with you and have your client's case opened within 48–72 hours.
  2. Have the client start intake — direct them to our secure client portal and have them mention you. We'll loop you in on the case appropriately.
  3. Email us — info@newmexicosupervisedvisitation.com.

Coverage

TruVisit New Mexico serves the entire state — Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, Roswell, Farmington, Hobbs, Clovis, Carlsbad, Los Lunas, Alamogordo, Gallup, and surrounding communities, anchored in Bernalillo, Sandoval, Santa Fe, and Doña Ana counties.

Why attorneys refer to TruVisit New Mexico

  • Reports are court-ready. Format and language built for New Mexico district court standards.
  • Fast activation. Most cases activated within 48–72 hours of intake.
  • Fast reports. 24-hour report delivery.
  • Affordable for clients. Flat $65/hour rate.
  • Neutral and consistent. Same protocols across all 10 cities in the TruVisit national network.
  • Available 7 days a week.
  • Attorney communication included.
For guardians ad litem, custody evaluators, hearing officers, and parenting coordinators TruVisit New Mexico works regularly with court-appointed professionals across the state. We coordinate reporting, attend joint case meetings when appropriate, and provide records on appropriate request. Reach us through the inquiry form.

Pro se clients

Many parents who would benefit from supervised visitation services are self-represented. TruVisit New Mexico is set up to work directly with pro se parties as well. Our pricing and process are designed to make a stipulated supervised visitation arrangement realistic even when only one side has counsel.

Network and capacity

TruVisit New Mexico is the statewide arm of TruVisit National — a 10-city network with locations in Phoenix, Atlanta, Nashville, Las Vegas, Tampa, Tucson, and other major metros. For clients with multi-jurisdictional cases or relocation matters, we can coordinate provider transitions across the national network.

Frequently asked questions

Do you provide a sample report we can show the court?
Yes. We're happy to provide a redacted sample report on request — submit an inquiry online.
Will the supervisor testify?
Yes, when properly subpoenaed.
Do you accept court appointments?
Yes. We're happy to provide credentials, insurance information, and sample documentation to any New Mexico court considering us.
Can you bill the client directly so it doesn't run through trust?
Yes — we bill the responsible party (per the court order) directly.