Approved by
District Court of Wichita County, Texas
Statute: Texas Family Code § 105.009
THE ORIGINAL · SINCE 1993
Online Parenting Classes in Wichita County Approved by Texas Courts.
The name attorneys recommend, and courts know.
Court-Approved Parenting Classes. Accepted Statewide.
Over 1,000,000 parents enrolled Certificate the moment you finish Attorney notified for you
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SECURITY-CODED APPROVED CERTIFICATES
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 your Wichita Falls divorce, custody, or paternity case? Our class is approved under Texas Family Code § 105.009, the statute Wichita County judges rely on when they order parent education, and you can begin right now.
Family cases in Wichita County are heard in Wichita Falls. Once you complete the class, proof of completion is filed with the district clerk there, and eFileTexas.gov lets you or your attorney file it electronically without a trip to the courthouse.
The class is fully online and self-paced, at your own pace, and it works on a phone as well as a computer. Finish the class and your certificate is emailed that instant with a QR verification code. Attorney notification is included.
Since 1995, an estimated 20,000 Wichita County parents have been ordered to complete a parenting class.
Wichita County parents have enrolled with Putting Kids First for decades, and the certificate is the one Wichita County courts know. Statewide coverage is on our Texas page.
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Approved in all 254 Texas counties.
Wichita County Online Parenting Classes in Three Steps. Your Pace.
Finish tonight or take the time you need. Your requirement met.
1
Enroll
Immediate access. No appointments. No waiting.
2
Complete the Class
Self-paced. Start, pause, and continue whenever you want, on any device.
3
Your Court-Approved Certificate, the Moment You Finish
Download it instantly and it arrives in your email. Your attorney is notified for you.
Choose Your Class. Meet Your Requirement.
Both classes are approved by District Court of Wichita 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
- Any Time. Self-Paced.
- Every Lesson Narrated. Listen or Read.
- Court-Approved Certificate, Instantly
- 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
- Any Time. Self-Paced.
- Every Lesson Narrated. Listen or Read.
- Court-Approved Certificate, Instantly
- 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 Court-Approved Certificates
- We Notify Your Attorney Upon Completing Each Class
- Meets Combined or Higher-Level Requirements
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info@puttingkidsfirst.orgWhy Attorneys and Wichita County Courts Choose Our Online Parenting Classes
On File With Courts for Decades
The name attorneys recommend, and courts know.
The Most Trusted Certificate in the Industry
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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
Wichita County FAQs
Immediate. The certificate is emailed the moment you finish the class, complete with a QR verification code the Wichita County clerk or the court can scan to confirm it is authentic.
Yes. This is a court-approved parenting class for Wichita County family cases under Texas Family Code § 105.009. That statute reference is printed on your certificate for easy matching to the order.
Yes, it is included. When you finish, your attorney automatically receives the certificate and a verification link, so it can be filed or presented at your next hearing without you lifting a finger.
It goes to the Wichita County District Clerk in Wichita Falls. You can file electronically through eFileTexas.gov, deliver it to the clerk's office, or let your attorney file it with the rest of your case.
It depends on what the judge ordered. Under Texas Family Code § 105.009, the Wichita County court chooses whether one or both parents complete the class. If both must, each parent enrolls on their own and gets an individual certificate.
Yes. Because the certificate is approved by family courts across Texas, it is not tied to Wichita County alone. If you have multiple cases, ask your attorney or the clerk whether each case file needs its own copy.