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Have any questions? +1-800-767-8193 ep@certevia.com
Our Online Live Parenting and Divorce Class Webinar is available for registration now. You may participate using a Cell Phone, Tablet, or a Desktop Computer. You do not need to download any third party software or need a camera or microphone to participate in the webinar.
Our live Parenting and Divorce Class Webinar meets the in-person requirement for the Florida courts. The teacher will cover all required material, you can interact with both the teacher and other parents, take the required quiz and print or download your certificate of completion.
Our Online Webinar Classes are approved for all of Florida as well as Duval and the 4th District. See the approval letter here: 4th District- Duval, Nassau, and Clay Counties Approval of Webinar Classes for Parenting and Divorce.
Court Acceptance- Guaranteed. This course certificate is known to be accepted by your court. Our Guarantee: If for any reason your certificate is not accepted by your court, we will promptly issue a full refund. This Florida Parent Education and Family Stabilization online course meets the requirements set forth by Florida Statutes 61.21. .
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Since 1990 over 500,000 individuals have successfully received their Court Ordered Parenting Course certificates through Education Programs.
Here are unedited random quotes from among our over half million successful students:
Children ultimately come first even during the dissolution of a marriage. Parenting is not a one sided job. Both parents must be able to communicate effectivly and the other parent must not feed the children unfounded lies. Parents must be cooperative
to be a more mature adult when dealing with my ex and my child. remembering my daughter is a small child and needs to be sheltered from the anger. How to better communicate with both my ex and child and the pitfalls to avoid.
To be more patient and understanding with the issues that will arise
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