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Our Evidence Based proven effective (Published Study) Gibson County (Trenton) Tennessee 4 hour Parent Educational Seminar online course meets the requirements set forth in Title 36-6-408 and meets all Tennessee legislative requirements including the new video requirement on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).
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Court Acceptance- under extenuating conditions. This course certificate may be accepted by your court with pre-approval or extenuating circumstances such as living in a different State, Active Military Service, or other limiting factors. In these areas it is recommended you check with your Attorney or Court before enrolling.
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When parents break up in the State of Tennessee, Title 36 Domestic Relations requires both parents to complete a course like ours. We've helped over half a million people get their required certificate- and helped them learn new ways to work through a difficult time of their lives- let us help you benefit from our decades of experience helping people just like you.
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Since 1990 over 500,000 individuals have successfully received their Court Ordered Parenting Course certificates through Certevia Education Programs.
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how to be a better divorced parent.
I have learned that parental involvement is very important in a child's life on a daily basis. I have also learned that parents should communicate in a civil manner for the benefit of the children.
That both mother and father are a huge portion of the childs life despite what either parent thinks of each other the children need both parents to give them only what that parent can give them for their development and growth. Parents should put aside t