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101 Co-Parenting (Online Course)

Is the course court-approved?

Our courses meet requirements in many states, including dedicated court-approved programs for Florida and Nebraska. Use the state finder to confirm the right course for your jurisdiction.

 

Most parents complete the standard online course in about 4 hours. It’s fully self-paced — start, pause, and resume whenever you need to.

Your certificate is delivered immediately by email after completion, with a copy available in your account for filing with the court.

 

Yes. The full course is offered in both English and Spanish.

 

Yes — the entire course is mobile-friendly and works on any device with an internet connection.

 

Florida residents may qualify for indigent status. Visit the Online Course page and select Florida to learn more and request a reduced fee.

 

Florida In-Person Classes

Who needs to attend in person?

Some Florida judicial circuits require in-person attendance. If you’re unsure, contact us and we’ll help you confirm what your circuit requires.

 

We currently offer classes in Orlando, Jacksonville, and Tampa, with new dates added regularly. See the In-Person Classes page for upcoming sessions.

 

Yes — certificates are issued at the end of the class.

 

202 Advanced Co-Parenting

Who is the 202 program for?

It’s designed for high-conflict and court-ordered co-parenting situations where both parents are willing to commit to a 90-day guided experience.

 

Yes. The program is built around both co-parents going through the modules simultaneously.

 

Schedule a confidential consultation through the Contact page and our team will walk you through the next steps.