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Provider Information
 (ID: 5151)
United Family Monitoring Services
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| Location: | Valleywide, AZ (map) |
| Phone / FAX: | 602-394-9826 | | Email: | unitedfamilymonitoring@gmail.com | | Service Area: | Valleywide | | Agency: | United Family Monitoring Services | | Agency Phone/FAX: | 602-394-9826 | | Agency Email: | unitedfamilymonitoring@gmail.com | | Agency Link: | United Family Monitoring Services | | Standard Fee: | $60 / hour | | Sliding Scale? | No | | Languages: | English, Spanish | | Onsite/Offsite: | Offsite only | | Years Experience: | 18 | | Holidays: | Yes | | Intake Procedure: | Please inquire about intake information | | Provider Notes:
| United Family Monitoring Services is a professional supervised visitation and family support agency specializing in high-conflict and court-involved family dynamics.
We are dedicated to providing safe, structured, and neutral environments that support positive parent-child interactions while maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and accountability.
With over 17 years of combined experience, our team is well-equipped to navigate complex family situations with care and neutrality.
We offer a range of services including supervised visitation, safe and neutral exchanges, and third-party communication facilitation. Our services are designed to reduce conflict between parents while ensuring that court-ordered parenting time is carried out in a safe, respectful, and child-focused manner.
All supervisors at United Family Monitoring Services have successfully completed background checks and hold valid fingerprint clearance cards.
Our staff is trained to manage high-conflict situations, maintain appropriate boundaries, and provide objective, detailed documentation of each visit when required.
At United Family Monitoring Services, we understand the importance of consistency, reliability, and clear communication.
We work collaboratively with families, attorneys, and the court system to provide dependable services that prioritize the safety and well-being of children while helping families move forward in a structured and supportive environment. |
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