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El Paso County · Texas

Supervised Visitation
in El Paso, TX

Families in the El Paso area turn to TruVisit for professional supervised visitation that courts can rely on: certified supervisors, careful documentation, and neutral visit settings close to home.

Court-accepted reports
Certified supervisors
Neutral community locations
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Submit a case inquiry online or call us. We respond within 24 hours and activate most cases within 48–72 hours of intake.

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Where We Work in the El Paso Area

El Paso sits at the far western tip of Texas in the Chihuahuan Desert, paired with Las Cruces and Ciudad Juarez in one of the world's largest border communities. Fort Bliss families and cross-border work schedules are everyday realities in local custody cases, and TruVisit plans around both.

Supervised visitation in the El Paso area is most often ordered by the El Paso County family district courts. When a judge requires that parenting time be supervised, the order will usually name the schedule, the conditions, and sometimes the provider — TruVisit works within exactly what the order specifies.

Courts & Counties

Cases in this area are typically heard in El Paso County. TruVisit session reports are objective, timestamped, and formatted for evidentiary use in family court.

Communities We Serve

Socorro
Horizon City
Canutillo
San Elizario
Anthony
Fabens
The Basics

What Supervised Visitation Is

When a court orders supervised visitation, it means a neutral professional must be present during a parent's time with their child. The supervisor observes, keeps the visit child-centered, and documents the session factually. For many families it is a temporary phase — a way to preserve and rebuild the relationship while the court works through the underlying case.

Our Process

What Visits Look Like in El Paso

TruVisit's model is simple — certified supervisors meet families at neutral community locations across the El Paso area, from Socorro, Horizon City, and Canutillo to the surrounding communities. Public parks, libraries, and similar child-friendly settings are typical; in-home supervision is available where the court order permits. Every session ends with an objective written report.

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Submit your case inquiry

Complete the short intake form online. A case coordinator reviews your court order and follows up within 24 hours.

2

Complete intake and scheduling

We confirm the terms of your order, coordinate with both parents, and set a visit schedule at a neutral location that works.

3

Visits begin — with reports

A certified supervisor is present for every session, and objective written reports are available for your attorney and the court.

Every visit, documented for the court

Certified, background-verified supervisors
Visits at neutral locations — parks, libraries, or homes where the order allows
Objective, timestamped session reports
Attorney and GAL communication included

Questions? Call or text

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Ready to Begin in El Paso?

Complete the short form to get started. You'll hear from a coordinator within 24 hours; most cases are activated within 48–72 hours.

Phone & Text

(972) 362-9203 — call or text for new case inquiries and existing case questions.

Service Area

El Paso, Socorro, Horizon City, Canutillo, San Elizario, Anthony, and Fabens, and surrounding El Paso County communities.

For Attorneys & GALs

Call (972) 362-9203 to discuss a client referral, request reports, or coordinate documentation. Attorney communication is included in all cases.

Start Your Case Inquiry

Fill out the form below and a TruVisit coordinator will follow up within 24 hours.

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