About Us

Trusted guardians of sensitive moments

We are a team of trained professionals dedicated to making supervised visitation safe, fair, and humane for families across Southern California.

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Our Story

Built for the families who need it most.

SoCAL Family Access Services was founded on a simple conviction: that even the most difficult family circumstances can be navigated with safety, fairness, and grace. We work alongside parents, guardians, attorneys, and courts to ensure that contact between family members happens in a controlled, secure, and respectful environment.

Our monitors are carefully selected and trained to handle cases involving domestic disputes, violence, and abuse with the sensitivity and professionalism such matters require. We never take sides — our only commitment is to the wellbeing and safety of everyone present.

Leadership

Meet our leadership

Experienced professionals committed to safety, integrity, and service.

Asha Sargsyan, Co-Founder

Asha Sargsyan

Co-Founder

Asha Sargsyan is the co-founder of SoCal Family Access Services and a professional visitation monitor with experience in family support, hospitality, healthcare administration, event planning, and community leadership. Her background has strengthened her ability to communicate calmly, manage sensitive situations, and create organized, welcoming environments for families navigating difficult circumstances.

At SoCal Family Access Services, Asha brings a compassionate, neutral, and structured approach to supervised visitation. She remains focused on child well-being, professional boundaries, clear communication, and compliance with court orders while helping families make meaningful and productive use of their parenting time.

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Nicholas G. Lawless, Co-Founder

Nicholas G. Lawless

Co-Founder

Nicholas G. Lawless is an executive leader, entrepreneur, author, and U.S. Army veteran with extensive experience in operations, security, investigations, and organizational leadership. His career includes service with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General and White House Emergency and Facility Operations, where he worked in complex, high-accountability environments requiring discretion, sound judgment, and operational discipline.

Today, Nicholas leads and advises organizations across security, operations, consulting, and family services. He is also the author of Lawless Leadership: Hardwired from Hardship, drawing on decades of real-world leadership experience to help individuals and organizations build stronger cultures, make better decisions, and lead with honor, integrity, and discipline.

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Sebastian Fleischmann, Chief Information Officer

Sebastian Fleischmann

Chief Information Officer

Sebastian Fleischmann is a technology executive and entrepreneur with experience across cybersecurity, IT infrastructure, software development, AI, automation, and industrial technology. He specializes in building secure, resilient digital systems and aligning technology with operational and commercial objectives. His work combines technical depth, strategic judgment, and a pragmatic focus on execution, risk reduction, and measurable business value.

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Emma Sargsyan, Chief Marketing Officer

Emma Sargsyan

Chief Marketing Officer

creADive Marketing Agency — contracted by SoCAL Family Access Services

Emma Sargsyan shapes how families, attorneys, and courts discover and connect with SoCAL Family Access Services. Her thoughtful approach to communications reflects the dignity, discretion, and trust at the heart of everything we do.

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What Guides Us

Principles we never compromise

Safety

Protecting the physical and emotional wellbeing of every child and adult is the foundation of all we do.

Neutrality

We hold no allegiance to either party. Our role is to observe fairly and document objectively.

Confidentiality

Sensitive circumstances demand discretion. Per CA Standard 5.20, no confidential privilege exists — information may be disclosed to the court, CPS, law enforcement, evaluators, or under subpoena. Our reporting stays objective, always.

Dignity

Families in crisis deserve to be treated with warmth, respect, and compassion at every moment.

Our Mission

To safeguard every visit with vigilance, neutrality, and quiet compassion — so that families can move forward with confidence.

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