Family Law Programs
Choose a level that best suits your monitoring needs.
Soberlink is the #1 alcohol monitoring system in Family Law. Each of the unique levels are designed to make parenting time safer with discreet and convenient alcohol testing. Level 1 requires testing only while parenting, and Level 2 requires daily testing.
Benefits of Using Soberlink
Family Law Specific Program
- Whether monitoring is mediation, court ordered, or voluntary, we have a program that will fit your needs and service level
Discreet and Simple Activation
- Device is activated from the comfort of your home
- All Agreements are signed electronically
Additional Services
- Testing evaluations
- Detailed Reports of testing activity
- Expert testimony assistance
FAQs
1What are the advantages of Level 2 testing over Level 1?
The main advantage with Level 2 is that the Soberlink System manages the testing schedule. It sends out test reminders via text message to the Monitored Client to help with testing compliance, and it documents and reports all missed tests.
With Level 1, the Monitored Client and Concerned Party are responsible for managing the testing schedule. All tests will be documented, but since a schedule is not set in the system, missed tests will not be flagged.
With Level 1, the Monitored Client and Concerned Party are responsible for managing the testing schedule. All tests will be documented, but since a schedule is not set in the system, missed tests will not be flagged.
2When will Contacts be notified of submitted tests?
All involved parties will receive documentation of all testing activity, but the frequency and timeliness of the Report/Alert is dependent upon the chosen Plan (i.e., Basic, Plus or Premium).
Under Level 1, the Soberlink System will not track missed tests.
Under Level 1, the Soberlink System will not track missed tests.
3What is the recommended testing schedule for Level 1 and Level 2?
For Level 1: Soberlink’s Best Practices suggest testing prior to, during and immediately after parenting time.
For Level 2: Soberlink’s Best Practices suggest 3 to 4 tests per day based on the risk of use.
For Level 2: Soberlink’s Best Practices suggest 3 to 4 tests per day based on the risk of use.
