Supervised visitation in Brooklyn — New York's most populous borough

Brooklyn is Kings County, home to roughly 2.6 million people — if it were a standalone city, it would be one of the largest in the country. Getting from Greenpoint to Sheepshead Bay can take over an hour, and that matters when a court orders supervised visitation. A provider that works from a single fixed office makes one parent pay for that distance every single visit.

TruVisit New York supervisors meet Brooklyn families at family-friendly locations across the borough, selected with subway and bus access for both parties in mind. We don't charge travel fees and we don't operate from a single fixed office. Sessions happen where they make sense for the family.

Brooklyn neighborhoods we regularly serve

  • Park Slope & Prospect Heights
  • Williamsburg & Greenpoint
  • Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights & DUMBO
  • Bedford-Stuyvesant & Crown Heights
  • Bushwick
  • Flatbush & East Flatbush
  • Sunset Park
  • Bay Ridge & Dyker Heights
  • Sheepshead Bay, Brighton Beach & Coney Island
  • Canarsie & East New York

Common Brooklyn meet-up locations

  • Prospect Park — multiple family areas, playgrounds, and the LeFrak Center
  • Brooklyn Bridge Park (DUMBO / Brooklyn Heights waterfront)
  • Fort Greene Park
  • McCarren Park (Williamsburg / Greenpoint)
  • Sunset Park — the park itself, with harbor views
  • Owl's Head Park (Bay Ridge)
  • Brooklyn Children's Museum (indoor option, Crown Heights)
  • Brooklyn Public Library — Central at Grand Army Plaza and neighborhood branches
  • Family-appropriate restaurants in Park Slope, Bay Ridge, and Williamsburg

From December through March we lean toward indoor venues — the Children's Museum, library children's rooms, and family-friendly restaurants — for the child's comfort through New York winters.

Brooklyn families and the Kings County Family Court

Custody and visitation petitions for Brooklyn families are heard at the Kings County Family Court in downtown Brooklyn — the borough's branch of the New York City Family Court. Custody issues raised within a divorce are heard in the Supreme Court, Kings County. Our reports are formatted to meet the documentation standards these courts expect.

For more on the broader process, see our guide to the New York Family Court process and our overview of Domestic Relations Law §240, the statute at the center of New York custody and visitation law.

Brooklyn works well for cross-borough families With subway lines connecting Brooklyn to Manhattan, Queens, and beyond, neighborhoods like Downtown Brooklyn and Atlantic Terminal are natural meet-up points for parents who live in different boroughs. We help both parties agree on a venue that's genuinely neutral.

Pricing

Same flat rate across every Brooklyn neighborhood: $150 one-time intake and $65/hour for sessions. Two-hour minimum. No travel fees, no monthly fees, no add-ons.

How to start your Brooklyn case

  1. Submit our online inquiry form.
  2. Intake call (20–30 min) — court order review, $150 fee, supervisor assignment.
  3. First session coordinated with both parties at a Brooklyn location of mutual convenience.
  4. Visit happens; written report delivered within 24 hours.