Colorado courts require parents involved in divorce or custody cases to complete an approved parenting education class. This is typically ordered early in your case and must be finished before a final decree is entered.
Under Colorado law, parties to a proceeding involving the allocation of parental responsibilities are required to attend a court-approved education program about the impact of divorce and separation on children. Completion is mandatory, and failure to comply may affect your case.
If your court requires a specific external provider or in-person attendance, use one of these alternatives. Denver, Douglas, and Elbert counties may require in-person.
One of Colorado's most widely used approved programs. Self-paced online course accepted by courts across the state. Certificate available immediately upon completion.
Visit Website →An evidence-based program designed specifically for divorcing and separating parents. Focuses on helping children cope with family transitions. Accepted by many Colorado counties.
Visit Website →A court-approved online course for Colorado parents navigating separation. Designed to help parents understand the impact of conflict on children and how to communicate effectively with a co-parent.
Visit Website →Not sure which to use? Any provider on your court's approved list works. Ask your attorney or the court clerk for the specific list for your county. The fastest path: Putting Kids First and Course for Parents both issue certificates immediately after completion.
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