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Online Parenting Classes in Tennessee Approved by Tennessee Courts.

The name attorneys recommend, and courts know.

Court-Approved Parenting Classes. Accepted Statewide.

Approved in all 95 counties

Over 1,000,000 parents enrolled Certificate the moment you finish Attorney notified for you

One price with no hidden “extra” charges. Start in minutes, finish today.

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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.

Of the more than 1,000,000 parents who have enrolled with Putting Kids First, an estimated 24,755 are Tennessee parents.

Tennessee requires both parents to complete a Parent Educational Seminar as soon as possible after filing a family or custody case under T.C.A. § 36-6-408. This applies to any case where a permanent parenting plan is or will be entered, including divorce, legal separation, and custody modifications.

The seminar must cover specific content including adverse childhood experiences, alternative dispute resolution, and domestic violence awareness. Our online class meets Tennessee's statutory content requirements and is approved statewide.

Both parents must complete the seminar separately. Upon completion, you'll receive an instant certificate with QR verification that satisfies Tennessee's requirement under § 36-6-408.

Tennessee courts use the Parent Educational Seminar as a prerequisite to parenting plan proceedings under T.C.A. § 36-6-408. The requirement is mandatory statewide.

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Tennessee Online Parenting Classes in Three Steps. Your Pace.

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1

Enroll

Immediate access. No appointments. No waiting.

2

Complete the Class

Self-paced. Read or listen to every lesson. Start, pause, and continue whenever you want.

3

Instant Verifiable Certificate

Unique QR code. Online verification 24/7. Automatic attorney notification.

Court-Verifiable. Instantly.

When the court needs to confirm your certificate, no phone call required. Just scan.

QR Code on Every Certificate

The court scans. Confirmed in 5 seconds.

Trackable Certificate

Every certificate has its own code in the system.

Choose Your Class. Meet Your Requirement.

Both classes are approved by courts in Tennessee.

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 Tennessee courts
  • 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 Tennessee courts
  • 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 Tennessee Courts Choose Our Online Parenting Classes

Recognized for Decades

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.

I cried a little during the part about how divorce feels to a child. It opened my eyes and I think it made me softer with my boys.

Sarah M.

Macon County, Tennessee

Sounded like a big chore when I first heard I needed it, but it moved fast and I could do it whenever I had a spare half hour. Done before I knew it.

James K.

Trousdale County, Tennessee

I was up against a hearing date and got it all done in one long evening, the certificate showed up that night and my lawyer already had her copy before I even called.

Maria L.

Shelby County, Tennessee

Approved in All 95 Counties

Anderson (Clinton)Bedford (Shelbyville)Benton (Camden)Bledsoe (Pikeville)Blount (Maryville)Bradley (Cleveland)Campbell (Jacksboro)Cannon (Woodbury)Carroll (Huntingdon)Carter (Elizabethton)Cheatham (Ashland City)Chester (Henderson)Claiborne (Tazewell)Clay (Celina)Cocke (Newport)Coffee (Manchester)Crockett (Alamo)Cumberland (Crossville)Davidson (Nashville)Decatur (Decaturville)DeKalb (Smithville)Dickson (Charlotte)Dyer (Dyersburg)Fayette (Somerville)Fentress (Jamestown)Franklin (Winchester)Gibson (Trenton)Giles (Pulaski)Grainger (Rutledge)Greene (Greeneville)Grundy (Altamont)Hamblen (Morristown)Hamilton (Chattanooga)Hancock (Sneedville)Hardeman (Bolivar)Hardin (Savannah)Hawkins (Rogersville)Haywood (Brownsville)Henderson (Lexington)Henry (Paris)Hickman (Centerville)Houston (Erin)Humphreys (Waverly)Jackson (Gainesboro)Jefferson (Dandridge)Johnson (Mountain City)Knox (Knoxville)Lake (Tiptonville)Lauderdale (Ripley)Lawrence (Lawrenceburg)Lewis (Hohenwald)Lincoln (Fayetteville)LoudonMacon (Lafayette)Madison (Jackson)Marion (Jasper)Marshall (Lewisburg)Maury (Columbia)McMinn (Athens)McNairy (Selmer)Meigs (Decatur)Monroe (Madisonville)Montgomery (Clarksville)Moore (Lynchburg)Morgan (Wartburg)Obion (Union City)Overton (Livingston)Perry (Linden)Pickett (Byrdstown)Polk (Benton)Putnam (Cookeville)Rhea (Dayton)Roane (Kingston)Robertson (Springfield)Rutherford (Murfreesboro)Scott (Huntsville)Sequatchie (Dunlap)Sevier (Sevierville)Shelby (Memphis)Smith (Carthage)Stewart (Dover)Sullivan (Blountville)Sumner (Gallatin)Tipton (Covington)Trousdale (Hartsville)Unicoi (Erwin)Union (Maynardville)Van Buren (Spencer)Warren (McMinnville)Washington (Jonesborough)Wayne (Waynesboro)Weakley (Dresden)White (Sparta)Williamson (Franklin)Wilson (Lebanon)

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Tennessee law requires completion of a Parent Educational Seminar under T.C.A. § 36-6-408. Our class meets all statutory requirements and is approved by Tennessee courts statewide.

Read more: How court approval works

Yes. Our class is completely self-paced and can be completed entirely online. You can start, pause, and resume anytime from any device, and your progress is automatically saved as you cover all of Tennessee's required content topics under T.C.A. § 36-6-408.
Tennessee law requires parents to attend the seminar "as soon as possible after the filing of the complaint" under T.C.A. § 36-6-408. Follow the deadline in your court order.

Read more: What happens if you don't take a court ordered parenting class?

Tennessee's statute requires content on protecting children's emotional development, adverse childhood experiences (including a required 30-minute video), alternative dispute resolution, and domestic violence awareness. Our class covers all required topics per T.C.A. § 36-6-408.

Read more: Co-parenting class vs parenting class: which one you need

Yes. Tennessee law states that "each parent shall attend" the Parent Educational Seminar under T.C.A. § 36-6-408. Both parents must complete the class separately, and minor children are specifically excluded from attending.
The court waives the seminar requirement "upon motion by either party and the agreement of the court upon the showing of good cause" under T.C.A. § 36-6-408(d). Waivers are granted only in exceptional circumstances.
While Tennessee courts cannot deny your case solely for failing to attend the seminar, willful refusal to complete the requirement can affect parenting time decisions under T.C.A. § 36-6-404(b)(4).