A contentious divorce that seems to drag on forever can take a deadly toll on your current relationships.

While you’ve spent time swimming in documents, decrees, and negotiations, it’s likely that your friends and family have been continuing with their own lives while offering you a life raft in certain times of need.

Divorce involving children often ends with one parent being the primary custodial parent, with the other, relegated to a visitation schedule.

Depending on the circumstances of the divorce decree the non-custodial parent will either receive supervised or unsupervised visitation rights. What are the exact differences between the two and are they as clear-cut as they sound?