Court & probation
Requirement review
Before you enroll in anything, a Footsteps staff member confirms what your referral actually requires. We don't guess, and we don't interpret orders automatically.
How clear is your order or referral?
Partial information is fine. Please don't enter case details, charges, or health information on this page.
Review recommended
Human reviewA staff member will look this over before you enroll.
Sending your order or referral
Please don't email court documents. Start referral entry or contact us, and we'll tell you the secure way to send your paperwork.
Contact Footsteps about this
Not sure what your order means? Send us what you know and a staff member will review it and tell you the appropriate next step.
Footsteps is not a crisis service. If you are in crisis, call or text 988, or call 911.
What we look for
- Service or program — What the order names or describes.
- Required hours or sessions — Total required participation.
- Required duration — Minimum weeks or program length.
- Deadline — Date by which requirements must be met.
- Court — Issuing court, if identified.
- Jurisdiction — County or state, if identified.
- Referral source — Court, probation, attorney, or agency.
- Provider qualification — Any required professional level or credential.
- Approved-provider requirement — Whether a specific approved list applies.
- Live contact requirement — Whether live sessions are required.
- Reporting requirement — Who must receive progress reports.
- Proof of enrollment — Whether enrollment must be documented.
- Completion certificate — Whether a certificate is required.
- Unclear requirements — Anything that needs human clarification.
Where this sits in your case
- 1. Referral
- 2. Order upload
- 3. Requirement review
- 4. Service match
- 5. Quote / pricing
- 6. Enrollment
- 7. Payment / funding
- 8. Active
- 9. Participation
- 10. Progress
- 11. Reporting
- 12. Completion
- 13. Certificate
- 14. Verification
- 15. Closure
Assisted extraction stays human-reviewed
Footsteps does not claim universal court or agency approval. Your referral source decides whether a program satisfies your requirement, and we help you confirm that before you enroll or pay.
