- The developmental stages of childhood, the needs of children at different ages, and age appropriate expectations of children.
- Stress indicators in children adjusting to divorce, the grief process, and avoiding delinquency.
- The possible enduring emotional effects of divorce on the child.
- Changing parental and marital roles.
- Recommendations with respect to visitation designed to enhance the child's relationship with both parents.
- Financial obligations of child rearing.
- Conflict management and dispute resolution.
Louisiana Online Parenting Classes
Please select the district your case has been filed in to display the class(es) that most likely meet the requirements set forth by either the state of Louisiana or the District Court.
- 1st Judicial District Court | Caddo Parish
- 2nd Judicial District Court | Bienville Parish, Claiborne Parish and Jackson Parish
- 3rd Judicial District Court | Lincoln Parish and Union Parish
- 4th Judicial District Court | Morehouse Parish and Ouachita Parish
- 5th Judicial District Court | Franklin Parish, Richland Parish and West Carroll Parish
- 6th Judicial District Court | East Carroll Parish, Madison Parish and Tensas Parish
- 7th Judicial District Court | Catahoula Parish and Concordia Parish
- 8th Judicial District Court | Winn Parish
- 9th Judicial District Court | Rapides Parish
- 10th Judicial District Court | Natchitoches Parish
- 11th Judicial District Court | Sabine Parish
- 12th Judicial District Court | Avoyelles Parish
- 13th Judicial District Court | Evangeline Parish
- 14th Judicial District Court | Calcasieu Parish
- 15th Judicial District Court | Acadia Parish, Lafayette Parish and Vermilion Parish
- 16th Judicial District Court | Iberia Parish, St. Martin Parish and St. Mary Parish
- 17th Judicial District Court | Lafourche Parish
- 18th Judicial District Court | Iberville Parish, Pointe Coupee Parish and West Baton Rouge Parish
- 19th Judicial District Court | East Baton Rouge Parish
- 20th Judicial District Court | East Feliciana Parish and West Feliciana Parish
- 21st Judicial District Court | Livingston Parish, St. Helena Parish and Tangipahoa Parish
- 22nd Judicial District Court | St. Tammany Parish and Washington Parish
- 23rd Judicial District Court | Ascension Parish, Assumption Parish and St. James Parish
- 24th Judicial District Court | Jefferson Parish
- 25th Judicial District Court | Plaquemines Parish
- 26th Judicial District Court | Bossier Parish and Webster Parish
- 27th Judicial District Court | St. Landry Parish
- 28th Judicial District Court | La Salle Parish
- 29th Judicial District Court | St. Charles Parish
- 30th Judicial District Court | Vernon Parish
- 31st Judicial District Court | Jefferson Davis Parish
- 32nd Judicial District Court | Terrebonne Parish
- 33rd Judicial District Court | Allen Parish
- 34th Judicial District Court | St. Bernard Parish
- 35th Judicial District Court | Grant Parish
- 36th Judicial District Court | Beauregard Parish
- 37th Judicial District Court | Caldwell Parish
- 38th Judicial District Court | Cameron Parish
- 39th Judicial District Court | Red River Parish
- 40th Judicial District Court | St. John the Baptist Parish
- 41st Judicial District Court | Orleans Parish
- 42nd Judicial District Court | De Soto Parish
DISCLAIMER: Online parent education classes are recognized within the state of Louisiana by some districts and parishes; however, if you are court ordered to take a co-parenting class, it is always best to verify approval of our classes with your parish court of record to verify their acceptance of an online parenting class. Each state, district, parish and individual judge may dictate different requirements.
Louisiana Online Co-Parenting Classes
The Online Co-Parenting/ Divorce class is recognized in 15 parishes within this state. The U.S. state of Louisiana is divided into 64 parishes in the same way that 48 of the other states of the United States are divided into counties (Alaska is divided into boroughs and census areas).
Louisiana Seminar for Divorcing Parents Statute
Citation RS 9:306 - Seminar for divorcing parents
A court exercising jurisdiction over family matters may require the parties in a custody or visitation proceeding to attend and complete a court-approved seminar designed to educate and inform the parties of the needs of the children. If the court chooses to require participation in such a seminar and shall be a minimum of three hours but not exceed four hours. The seminar shall focus on the developmental needs of children, with emphasis on fostering the child's emotional health. The seminar shall be informative and supportive and shall direct people desiring additional information or help to appropriate resources.
Class shall focus on areas covering:
DISCLAIMER: Online parent education classes are widely recognized within the state of Louisiana by district courts and government agencies; however, if you are court ordered to take a co-parenting class, it is always best to verify approval of our classes with your district or parish court of record to verify their acceptance of an online parenting class. Each state, district, parish and individual judge may dictate different requirements.
Check With The Court
Even though OnlineParentingPrograms.com may be a recognized resource throughout the state of Louisiana, it is always best to verify class acceptance with the court or district judge prior to attending any online program as we are not familiar with the specifics of your case.
Price Matching
OnlineParentingPrograms.com offers competitive pricing specific to Louisiana. If you find another approved online resource in your area that is less expensive, please let us know and we would be happy to honor that price as well.
Financial Assistance
OnlineParentingPrograms.com provides discounted programs to qualified parents. Complete our Financial Verification Form and one of our OnlineParentingPrograms.com moderators will review your information and provide a response within two business days.
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