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Virtual Visitation: Navigating Screens, Schedules, and Safety
March 26, 2025
(12:00 p.m. - 1:15 p.m. PT)
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For family law professionals, facilitating virtual visitation offers significant benefits to children who are navigating their parents’ divorce. Kids are able to maintain meaningful connections with non-custodial parents, especially when physical distance and scheduling conflicts can hinder interactions.
In this presentation, family law attorneys Katherine Rupp and Rebecca Perra will discuss emerging trends in virtual parenting, including the latest technology practitioners are using and recommending for their clients. They’ll review the history of video visitation, the development of specialty software, and how practitioners can use this technology to improve outcomes for the families. They’ll share:
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How virtual visitation is used to supplement in-person parenting time
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How emerging technology can offer enhanced reporting and safety features, and in turn empower and protect families
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Best practices when drafting an order that includes virtual visitation
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How to introduce evidence by leveraging the features in commonly used virtual parenting time software
Presenters: Katherine E. Rupp, Esq. & Rebecca Perra, Esq.
Meet the Presenters:
Katherine E. Rupp, Esq.
Attorney and Judicial Education Coordinator,
Our Family Wizard
Ms. Rupp is a Sacramento-based family law attorney and legal liaison with Our Family Wizard. She has successfully combined her legal background and personal experience to build a career focused on helping other legal professionals learn best practices to serve families navigating our complex family law legal system. She chose the field of family law because she enjoys connecting with people, resolving complicated problems, and helping people move forward with their lives.
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Rebecca Perra, Esq.
Attorney, Mediator, and Judicial & Legal Education Coordinator,
Our Family Wizard
Ms. Perra is a family law attorney as well as a family law and dependency mediator. She also serves as the Judicial Education Coordinator for OurFamilyWizard. In this role, she educates judges, lawyers, and other family law professionals on the online tools that are used to reduce conflict and increase accountability in high-conflict co-parenting situations.
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