Court Acceptance
Our certificates are accepted in all 50 states.
Every certificate from Child Custody Resolutions is backed by Suzanne Dircks, M.A., LMHC — 44 years inside family court and over 1,000 Guardian ad Litem investigations. Courts across the country accept these certificates because the credential stack is verifiable.
Built on real credentials
- 44 years in child custody
- 1,000+ Guardian ad Litem investigations
- Court-aware certificates
Requirement Guidance
Find out what your court typically requires
Requirements vary by jurisdiction - some courts specify hours, some specify course type. Use the guide below to see what courts commonly ask for, then choose the course that matches your order.
Requirements shown here are general guidelines based on common court orders. Your specific order controls. If you are uncertain, confirm the requirement with your attorney before enrolling, or send us a message and we will help you choose the right course.
Why It Qualifies
What courts look for - and why this certificate qualifies
Courts are not evaluating the platform. They are evaluating the credential behind it.
A certificate from Child Custody Resolutions carries the credential stack of Suzanne Dircks, M.A., LMHC - licensed mental health counselor, certified family mediator, and Guardian ad Litem with 44 years of experience and over 1,000 investigations in Pierce County Superior Court.
The curriculum is shaped by Suzanne’s four decades inside family court and the 1,000+ Guardian ad Litem investigations behind it — designed to reflect what courts actually want from co-parenting education, not what a course catalog thinks sounds good.
That is why courts accept these certificates. The credential stack is real, verifiable, and specific.
Accepted in
All 50 States
Plus Washington D.C. Refund guaranteed if your court declines.
Credential Stack
- 44 years experience in family court
- 1,000+ Guardian ad Litem investigations
- Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC)
- Accepted by courts in all 50 states
Course Match
Find the right course for your court order.
Most court requirements fall into one of these categories. Match your situation to the right course.
My court requires a co-parenting or high-conflict course
High-Conflict Co-Parenting
11 modules, 8-10 hours, $89.95
The flagship. Accepted for co-parenting and parenting-education requirements in most jurisdictions.
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My court order mentions parental alienation
Parental Alienation Course
11 modules, 8-10 hours, $89.95
Court-accepted documentation of your efforts to rebuild the parental relationship.
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Co-parenting has completely broken down
Parallel Parenting: When Co-Parenting Isn't Working
11 modules, 8-10 hours, $89.95
Structured framework for families where direct co-parenting is not possible.
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I want communication skills before (or alongside) my main course
Co-Parenting Communication Course
44 lessons, self-paced, $29.99
Foundational scripts and frameworks. Accepted by many family courts; check your specific order.
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I need scripts for alienation-specific conversations
Alienated Parent Scripts Course
Focused tool, $7.95
Specific language for silence, hostile texts, therapy, and attorney documentation. Ask your attorney how it fits your order.
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Not sure which course? We'll help you choose.
If your court order is ambiguous, or you are not sure which course satisfies your requirement, send us a message before enrolling. We have answered this question many times.
Send us a messageWe answer questions about course selection, court requirements, and certificate format. We will not pressure you to enroll. Our job is to make sure you choose the right course the first time.
If your court does not accept this certificate, we will refund you in full.
That guarantee is in writing. No conditions. No questions. If your court does not accept the certificate - for any reason - contact us and we will issue a full refund.
In practice, this has not happened. Courts have accepted these certificates in all 50 states. But the guarantee exists because you should not have to wonder.
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