Supervised visitation in Queens — the city's largest borough by area

Queens is the geographically largest borough in New York City and one of the most diverse places in the world — by some counts, more languages are spoken in Queens than anywhere else on earth. From Astoria to Far Rockaway is a serious trip, and that distance matters when a court orders supervised visitation.

TruVisit New York supervisors meet Queens families at locations close to where the child lives. We don't charge travel fees. We don't operate from a single fixed office. And our supervisors are experienced working with multilingual and multicultural families — a daily reality in Queens.

Queens neighborhoods we regularly serve

  • Astoria & Ditmars
  • Long Island City & Sunnyside
  • Jackson Heights & Elmhurst
  • Corona & Flushing
  • Forest Hills & Rego Park
  • Ridgewood & Middle Village
  • Jamaica & Hollis
  • Bayside, Fresh Meadows & Whitestone
  • Ozone Park & Howard Beach
  • The Rockaways

Common Queens meet-up locations

  • Flushing Meadows Corona Park — playgrounds, lakeside areas, and wide open space
  • Astoria Park — under the Hell Gate Bridge, with East River views
  • Gantry Plaza State Park (Long Island City waterfront)
  • Forest Park (Woodhaven / Forest Hills)
  • Cunningham Park (Fresh Meadows / Bayside)
  • New York Hall of Science (indoor option, Corona)
  • Queens Public Library branches with children's rooms
  • Queens Botanical Garden (Flushing, seasonal)
  • Family-appropriate restaurants in Astoria, Jackson Heights, and Forest Hills

From December through March we lean toward indoor venues — the Hall of Science, library children's rooms, and family-friendly restaurants — to keep winter visits comfortable and consistent.

Queens families and the Queens County Family Court

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

For more, see our Queens County resource page and our overview of Domestic Relations Law §240.

Queens sits between Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Long Island For parents split between the city and Nassau County, Queens is often the natural midpoint. Neighborhoods like Flushing, Jamaica, and Forest Hills — all with LIRR and subway access — make workable neutral venues for cross-county cases.

Pricing

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

How to start your Queens case

  1. Submit our inquiry form.
  2. Intake call — court order review, $150 fee, supervisor assignment.
  3. First session coordinated and confirmed in writing.
  4. Visit happens; report delivered within 24 hours.