How it works

From shared draft to attorney handoff

Parents prepare the schedule. Both parents mark the same version ready. Both current attorneys review it before a proposal is prepared for download, completion and submission.

01

Connect both sides

Each parent registers and invites their own attorney. Invitations and professional verification establish the current case relationships.

02

Prepare and review a draft

Parents create the schedule and governing terms, then both mark the same version ready. Each attorney checks that version and approves or requests changes.

03

Prepare the attorney handoff

After both attorneys approve, Visit Bridge prepares the agreed proposal for download. The attorneys complete required forms and signatures and arrange court submission.

Operating rhythm

Built around the way unsupervised scheduling actually moves

Each step identifies the current version, who still needs to act and whether changes require another review.

Connected accounts

Each parent and their invited attorney has a separate verified account and a defined case relationship.

Clear sharing choices

Save private draft keeps a checkpoint for you. Save Setup submits reviewed case and child details. Your attorney explicitly controls source sharing with the other side.

Recorded consensus

The agreed version, attorney decisions and generated proposal stay connected. A download does not mean a document has been signed, filed or approved by a court.

Private checkpoints, submitted setup and shared review use different access rules. Both parents and their current attorneys can see the published schedule and review notes.

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