Supervised Visitation Clarification

Summary

In Pennsylvania, if a court order permits supervised visits without specifying a supervisor, you can generally select a responsible adult. Ensure the chosen supervisor is acceptable to all parties. If visitation is denied, consider contacting local law enforcement. For further clarification, consult your lawyer or the court.

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Yes, but in the order, it does not say anything about who has to supervise me when and where it just says I’m not allowed to be unsupervised with the kids, so am I allowed to be supervised by anybody I want
In Pennsylvania, if a court order doesn't specify who can supervise the visits, you can typically choose a responsible adult to supervise. However, it's important to ensure that the person you select is acceptable to all parties involved. If there's a disagreement or confusion, consider reaching out to your lawyer or the court for further clarification. Have you considered any specific individuals to supervise, or has there been any objection to your choices?