Parenting Concepts for Divorcing Spouses

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Parenting Course for Divorce in Florida

This is the online version of our Parent Education and Family Stabilization Course, which is approved by the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF), and satisfies the requirements of all Family Courts in Florida.

Under Florida Statutes 61.21; if you are divorcing and have minor children, or involved in a paternity case with minor children, you must complete at least a four (4) hour Parent Education and Family Stabilization Course, approved by the Florida Department of Children and Families, prior to obtaining a divorce. Generally you have 45 days from the date you filed for divorce, or was served with divorce papers, to take this course.

So, if you are going through a divorce (or a paternity action) and have minor children, you have found the right course.

7 Compelling Reasons Co-parents Choose Our Course

• Improve co-parent communication skills
• Reduce co-parent conflict
• Improve the emotional health of children
• Satisfies the requirement of all Family Courts in Florida
• Entertaining pre-recorded video lessions (Great for visual learners)
• Guaranteed 100% court acceptance or your money back
• Fantastic customer service team!

Course Outline

By the end of this course you will be able to:
• Understand the procedural aspects of a Florida divorce
• Articulate the requirements of a Parenting and Time Sharing Plan
• Understand the financial aspects of divorce and associated parential responsibilities
• Understand how divorce affects your children through different life stages
• Better understand how to help your children through divorce and beyond
• Learn communication techniques to foster good relations with your ex-spouse
• Formulate successful strategies for your family in managing the changes ahead
• Domestic violence awareness and the availability of community and professional services

Credits

4 hours of Co-Parenting Education

Target Audience

• Divorcing spouses with minor children
• Parents involved in a paternity case involving minor children