Supervised visitation in Fairfax — Northern Virginia's anchor

Fairfax County is the largest jurisdiction in Virginia — more than 1.1 million people spread across Reston, Vienna, Herndon, McLean, Tysons, Centreville, Burke, Springfield, Annandale, and dozens of other communities in the DC orbit. It's a high-income, high-attorney-concentration region with one of the busiest family court dockets in the Commonwealth. When a Fairfax court orders supervised visitation, families need a provider who can activate quickly and document to the standard NoVA attorneys expect.

TruVisit Virginia supervisors meet Northern Virginia families at locations close to the child's home. We don't charge mileage and we don't build the schedule around our convenience.

Northern Virginia communities we regularly serve

  • Fairfax City and central Fairfax County — including Fair Oaks and Fairfax Station
  • Reston and Herndon — the Dulles corridor
  • Vienna, McLean, and Tysons — inside the Beltway's western arc
  • Centreville, Chantilly, and Clifton — western Fairfax
  • Burke, Springfield, and Annandale — southern and eastern Fairfax
  • Arlington, Alexandria, Loudoun, and Prince William — we serve the full NoVA region

Common Fairfax-area meet-up locations

  • Burke Lake Park — trails, playgrounds, and the miniature train Fairfax kids grew up on
  • Nottoway Park in Vienna — central and easy to reach from the Beltway
  • Lake Fairfax Park in Reston — for Dulles-corridor families
  • Frying Pan Farm Park in Herndon — a favorite for younger children
  • Fairfax County Public Library branches across the county
  • Family-appropriate restaurants at Mosaic District, Reston Town Center, and Fairfax Corner

Fairfax families and the J&DR court

Custody and visitation matters in Fairfax are typically heard by the Fairfax County Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court — part of Virginia's 19th Judicial District — at the courthouse complex in Fairfax City, with divorce cases and appeals heard by the Fairfax County Circuit Court next door. Our session reports are written in objective, non-editorial language, timestamped throughout the visit, and formatted so they can be filed with the court, delivered to your attorney, or shared with a guardian ad litem — who are routinely appointed in contested Virginia custody cases.

Built for NoVA schedules Between Beltway commutes, federal work schedules, and school activities, Northern Virginia families need evening and weekend availability. We schedule sessions seven days a week and confirm every detail in writing with both parties.

Pricing

Same flat rate across Northern Virginia: $150 one-time intake, $65/hour for sessions, $10 per session report (first two per month free). Two-hour minimum. No mileage. No monthly fees.

How to start your Fairfax case

  1. Submit our inquiry form.
  2. Intake call (20–30 min by phone) — court order review, $150 fee, supervisor assignment.
  3. First session coordinated and confirmed in writing.
  4. Visit happens; report delivered within 48–72 hours.