Approved by
District Court of Hays County, Texas
Statute: Texas Family Code § 105.009
THE ORIGINAL · SINCE 1993
Online Parenting Classes in Hays County Approved by Texas Courts.
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Court-Approved Parenting Classes. Accepted Statewide.
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Whether court-ordered for divorce, paternity, or custody, or referred by a caseworker or judge, our Co-Parenting and Parenting Classes meet every court and agency requirement.
Ordered to take a parenting class in a Hays County divorce, custody, or paternity case? Those orders come from Texas Family Code § 105.009, and our class is approved in Hays County under it.
Hays County hears family cases in San Marcos. Proof of completion is filed with the Hays County District Clerk there, either at the Hays County Courthouse in San Marcos or electronically through eFileTexas.gov.
Take the class online at your own pace, from wherever you are. The instant you finish, your certificate is emailed with a QR verification code and your attorney is notified automatically.
Since 1995, an estimated 20,000 Hays County parents have been ordered to complete a parenting class.
Of the more than 1,000,000 parents who have enrolled with Putting Kids First, an estimated 3,198 came from Hays County, part of the 192,126 Texas parents on our Texas page.
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Approved in all 254 Texas counties.
Online Parenting Classes in Three Steps. Your Pace.
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1
Enroll
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2
Complete the Class
Self-paced. Read or listen to every lesson. Start, pause, and continue whenever you want.
3
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Choose Your Class. Meet Your Requirement.
Both classes are approved by District Court of Hays County, Texas.
Join over 1,000,000 parents.
Not sure which one you need?The Complete Bundle includes both classes.
Co-Parenting Class
Going through divorce or custody? You're in the right place.
$60
One-time payment
Meets the requirements for:
- Divorce proceedings
- Custody disputes
- Parental rights cases
- Custody modifications
Includes:
- Approved by your court
- Meets your time requirements
- 24/7 Access. Self-Paced.
- Every Lesson Narrated. Listen or Read.
- Verifiable Certificate with Security Code
- We Notify Your Attorney Upon Completion
Our Promise
Your requirement met. Your certificate delivered. Your time respected.
Parenting Class
Positive parenting skills for every age. Also meets CPS and court requirements.
$60
One-time payment
Meets the requirements for:
- Child protective services cases (CPS)
- Family reunification requirements
- Adoption or foster care proceedings
- Demonstrating parental fitness to the court
Includes:
- Approved by your court
- Meets your time requirements
- 24/7 Access. Self-Paced.
- Every Lesson Narrated. Listen or Read.
- Verifiable Certificate with Security Code
- We Notify Your Attorney Upon Completion
Our Promise
Your requirement met. Your certificate delivered. Your time respected.
⭐ Best Value
The Complete Bundle
Both Classes. One Price.
$80$120
Save $40
Includes both classes:
- Co-Parenting Class + Parenting Class
- Two Verifiable Certificates
- We Notify Your Attorney Upon Completing Each Class
- Meets Combined or Higher-Level Requirements
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Why Attorneys and Courts Choose Our Online Parenting Classes
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The name attorneys recommend, and courts know.
Instantly Verifiable Certificate
Your certificate is confirmed by the court online in seconds, with QR code and 24/7 verification.
Automatic Attorney Notification
When you complete the class, your attorney receives the certificate by email, without you lifting a finger.
Parents Trust. Courts Approve.
“My attorney recommended this class for my custody case. The certificate reached his office the same day, and the court approved it without issue.”
Robert M.
Harris County, Texas
“I had 30 days to meet the judge's requirement. I completed it on my phone between shifts. A week later, my attorney filed the certificate without a problem.”
Lisa F.
Fulton County, Georgia
“The judge ordered a co-parenting class and I didn't know where to start. I finished it over a weekend. The court approved it and my attorney received the certificate automatically.”
Michael T.
Duval County, Florida
Hays County FAQs
Yes. This is a court-approved parenting class for Hays County family cases under Texas Family Code § 105.009, and approved by Texas family courts statewide.
Immediately. Finish the class and the certificate lands in your email that moment, complete with a QR verification code the court can scan.
File it with the Hays County District Clerk in San Marcos. eFileTexas.gov handles electronic filing, or you can file in person at the Hays County Courthouse.
Yes. Attorney notification comes with the class. Your attorney gets the certificate and verification link by email as soon as you finish.
The class itself is approved for family courts throughout Texas, but each certificate is tied to the case it was issued for. If you have a separate case, that case needs its own enrollment. Re-enroll, complete the class again, and a fresh certificate is issued for the new case, so each judge sees proof that belongs to their courtroom.
The judge decides. Texas Family Code § 105.009 is permissive, and Hays County orders often name both parents. When they do, each parent registers separately and earns their own certificate.