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It may be difficult to grasp all the ins and outs of the situation you’re facing at this moment. We’ve attempted to lay out the lessons in logical, visually interesting ways to help you process the personal and legal sides of what happens next. Topics for the course include:
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- Legal aspects of deciding child-related issues between parents
- Emotional aspects of separation and divorce on adults
- Emotional aspects of separation and divorce on children
- Family relationships and family dynamics
- Financial responsibilities to child or children
- Issues regarding spousal or child abuse or neglect
- List of agencies that assist with abusive situations
- Skill-based relationship education that may be generalized to parenting workplace, school, neighborhood, and civic relationships
FAQ
What is a Parent Education and Family Stabilization course?
A Parent Education and Family Stabilization is a court-mandated program designed to educate separating or divorcing parents on the impact of conflict on children and to promote cooperative parenting.
Who is required to take the course?
Typically, parents involved in custody, visitation, or divorce proceedings where minor children are involved. The court may order one or both parents to participate.
Is the course mandatory?
Yes, if ordered by the court. Failure to complete the course can result in court sanctions or delays in your case.
How long is the course?
The course is a minimum of 4 hours. It is self-paced and may be spread over multiple sessions or completed in one sitting.
Can the other parent see what I say in the course?
Generally, no. These are educational programs, and individual participation is not shared unless there’s a specific reason or report requirement.
Is there a fee for the course?
Yes, most courses charge a fee (usually between $25 and $100).
Is this the same as counseling or therapy?
No. It is educational in nature and not a substitute for therapy. However, it may include referrals to additional resources.
What happens if I don’t attend or complete the course?
You may face court penalties such as fines, delays in custody determinations, or unfavorable judgments.
Will I receive a certificate of completion?
Yes, documentation is provided to file with the court proving completion.
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