Parenting Classes or Co-Parenting Classes for Divorce
Is there a difference between parenting classes and co-parenting classes?
If so, what is it? Divorcing parents can be confused about whether they are supposed to take
a parenting class or a co-parenting class.
The concept of having divorcing parents take parenting classes before their divorce began in
the 90's. By 2001, 28 states had parenting class requirements.
When divorcing parents learned that they were required to take parenting classes, they
felt their parenting skills were being questioned. Since the
reason for taking the parenting classes is to teach divorcing parents to cooperatively parent
their children after divorce, many states began calling the required parenting classes
co-parenting classes.
Both our parenting classes are considered co-parenting classes. They are classes for
divorcing parents. They teach cooperative parenting techniques.
The basic parenting classes will
satisfy most court requirements. You will learn how divorce affects your children. You
identify your parenting style and learn parenting techniques, and strategies for building
your own mental health as well as your children's. We teach you approaches to coping with
anger and enhancing your communication skills.
You will learn valuable lessons in dealing with your ex during the divorce. In fact, some of
our past students have shared that the lessons they learned have helped them at work and in
other relationships in their day to day life. (see
the testimonials)
The advanced parenting class includes
exactly the same material as the basic parenting class but adds some extra parenting lessons
designed to help in a high conflict divorce. It also includes a detailed sample parenting
plan.
Parenting classes for adoption are a different class altogether.
These classes focus on building a family relationship with a child who is not your own.
Parenting classes for adoption teach important information that will help make the transition
smoother for both the child and the parent(s).
Our parenting classes are accepted nationwide. Our guarantee is simple:
If our
parenting classes
are not accepted for a divorce court or legal requirement, we will refund your money in full
with written proof of decline.
Our nationally approved online parenting classes will get your valid, signed parenting class
certificate to you fast and easy! Register today and you can finish your class today! Opt for
a "Letter of Completion" and you can have it emailed so you have it in your hand while you
wait for your "Parenting Class Certificate".
Satisfy your divorce court requirement and learn valuable lessons to make parenting your
children easier! With our court approved online parenting classes, you can maintain a
relationship with your ex-spouse during the process of your divorce.
Getting Started With
Parenting Classes For Divorce
1.
Register for one of our Parenting Classes.
2. You will have instant access to your parenting classes.
3. Complete the parenting lessons at your own convenience.
4. Take the final test. We
will review your work and issue a parenting class certificate of completion.
5. If you do not pass you can retake
the test.
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