If a Texas court ordered you to complete a Parent Education and Family Stabilization Class, our class meets that requirement across all 254 counties. Under Texas Family Code § 105.009, Texas courts order parents to complete a Parent Education and Family Stabilization Class in divorce, modification, and other suits affecting the parent-child relationship. Texas judges routinely include this requirement in cases involving minor children across all 254 counties.
The class covers the nine topics specified in § 105.009, including emotional effects of family separation on parents and children, parenting issues at different developmental stages, conflict management, and development of a co-parenting relationship. Texas law explicitly authorizes online completion through "instruction through an electronic medium" under § 105.009(h)(3), making our online class fully compliant with state requirements.
Both parents complete the class separately. Your certificate includes instant QR verification and states your completion method as required by Texas law, ensuring approval by courts statewide.
Parents with a case outside Texas can start with court approved parenting classes online, our national page covering what every state asks of parents and the same self-paced class that satisfies it.
Texas Family Code § 105.009 covers what is presented in the Parent Education and Family Stabilization Class. The courts feel it serves the child's best interest, making it a common requirement in family court proceedings statewide.
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