What are the arrival and departure procedures for the custodial and non-custodial persons?
The arrival and departure procedures have been established to ease the transition for the child to include ensuring there will be no contact of any kind between the parents. The person arriving with child(ren) arrives between 10 and 20 minutes prior to the visit or exchange to allow the child(ren) transition time. That person waits with the child(ren) until the other person arrives. The person arriving without child(ren) arrives no more than 5 minutes prior to and no more than 5 minutes later than the scheduled time of the visit or exchange. Custodial Parties (CP) must maintain a minimum of a 6-block radius from the agency throughout the entire period of time of a supervised visit. At the end of visit, the custodial person leaves first with the child(ren,) and is expected to leave the area immediately. At the end of exchanges, the person who has dropped the child(ren) off leaves first, and is expected to leave the area immediately. The other person waits until released by a monitor. Ar
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