Supervised visitation at the Vanderburgh Family Court
In Vanderburgh County, custody and parenting time cases go to the Vanderburgh Superior Court, Family Court Division.
How supervised visitation works here
- Indiana calls this area custody and parenting time. The Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines are the court's standard for parenting time schedules.
- Indiana law presumes supervised parenting time for at least one year and up to two years when a parent has been convicted of a domestic or family violence crime that the child saw or heard.
- The court may require that parent to finish a batterer's intervention program before unsupervised parenting time starts.
- The Guidelines include a model order with blanks for naming who supervises contact, and they say a law enforcement site for exchanges is an extreme measure used mainly when protective orders exist or there is repeated violence.
- Vanderburgh County's Family Court Division hears domestic relations cases and juvenile paternity cases in the Civic Center Courts Building.
Where family cases are heard
- Civic Center Courts Building: 825 Sycamore Street, Evansville, IN 47708
Forms and local rules
- Vanderburgh Family Court forms and guidelines Parenting time guidelines in English and Spanish, child support worksheets and self service forms.
- Indiana Self-Service Legal Center, Family Legal Resources Statewide court forms and a parenting time helpline staffed by licensed attorneys at 844-836-0003.
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