Put children first
See how adult conflict affects routines, exchanges, and a child's sense of stability.
Online parenting education
Online parenting class for a court requirement
This is the High-Conflict Co-Parenting Course: twelve self-paced modules, about eight to ten hours of material, and a court-accepted certificate after you meet the requirements. Check your court order before enrolling.
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$89.95 one time · Court-accepted certificate, or your money back.
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Course length
12 modules
Estimated time
8–10 hours
Completion proof
Verifiable certificate
Inside the course
What the High-Conflict Co-Parenting Course teaches
The course covers high-conflict co-parenting in twelve modules. These four themes show the practical work inside; the overview has the complete outline.
Download the course overviewCommunicate with more care
Practice concise, practical responses that keep logistics moving without extending an argument.
Choose what you can change
Examine your own responses and communication choices when cooperation is difficult.
Practice with course scenarios
Work through reflection and practice scenarios with required checkpoints across the full course.
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Your order tells you what to check.
A course title alone cannot answer whether this meets your specific requirement. Your court makes that decision.
What subject is named?
Compare the order's exact course title or subject with this High-Conflict Co-Parenting curriculum.
How many hours and what format?
This is an online, self-paced course with approximately eight to ten hours of material.
What proof must you file?
Check the deadline, certificate instructions, and whether your court names a particular provider.
44 years
helping families through custody
1,000+
Guardian ad Litem investigations
Suzanne Dircks, M.A., LMHC, co-created this course with The Honorable Marywave Van Deren, J.D., a retired Superior Court judge.
What the certificate records
What your completion certificate shows
After you meet the course requirements and confirm your legal name, you can download a court-accepted certificate showing the course title, completion date, Suzanne’s credentials, and a number for verification. It does not establish a court decision or custody outcome.
Questions before you enroll
Questions about the course and certificate
Yes. This Court-Ordered Parenting Class listing leads to the same twelve-module High-Conflict Co-Parenting curriculum, enrollment, and completion certificate.
The certificate is court-accepted and backed by our money-back guarantee: if your court doesn't accept it, tell us and we'll refund the course in full. Your court decides whether a course meets your specific order, so compare the subject, hours, online format, provider instructions, and completion proof before enrolling. The one-page course overview is available to share with your attorney or court.
The course contains twelve self-paced modules and approximately eight to ten hours of material, with required checkpoints.
After completing the course requirements and confirming your legal name, you can download the completion certificate from your account. It records completed education, not a legal result.
Tell us and we'll refund the course in full. The Terms of Service have the details, and you can contact us if you need help with a request.
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Ready to enroll in the course?
Compare the course overview with your order. If it matches what your court requires, enroll and begin on your schedule.