Length
No more than four hours.
The course is exactly 240 minutes across six timed modules.
Georgia court review needed - enrollment closed. Georgia acceptance is circuit or county driven. This course is available for court review, but National Course Portal does not claim Georgia approval until a court accepts or lists it.
Georgia Parent Education
Low-cost Georgia parent education prepared for local court review
Georgia Co-Parenting Education Foundations is a pending-review online course for Parents in Georgia domestic relations matters involving minor children when the assigned court allows an online parent education seminar. Enrollment, payment, and certificates stay closed until written court acceptance or listing guidance is received.
Florida-approved foundation: National Course Portal operates a Florida DCF-approved Parent Education and Family Stabilization course; this Georgia course adapts that approved parent-education framework to Georgia Rule 24.8 review needs.
Course length
4 hours / 240 minutes
Planned tuition
$17.95 standard / $9.95 reduced
Approval status
Court review required before enrollment
Credential basis
Built from a Florida DCF-approved parent-ed framework
Requirement fit
Built around Georgia Uniform Superior Court Rule 24.8
Superior court judges may require an educational seminar of no more than four hours in domestic relations actions, focused on the effects of divorce on children, parent conduct during and after separation, developmental stages, and economic effects.
Child impact
Effects of divorce on minor children.
Modules 2 and 3 cover child stress reactions, developmental stages, loyalty conflict, and age-appropriate support.
Parent actions
Parent conduct during and after separation.
Modules 4 and 5 cover communication, conflict reduction, transitions, parenting routines, and new household structures.
Economic effects
Specific attention to economic effects of divorce on children.
Module 5 addresses financial stress, child needs, scheduling friction, and practical planning.
Fee relief
Rule 24.8 permits fees and requires a fee-waiver procedure for indigent parties.
Pricing posts a low standard tuition, reduced-fee access, and a $0 hardship review path.
40 minutes
Module 1. Georgia Rule 24.8 orientation and course boundaries
Course purpose, Georgia court-review boundaries, no-legal-advice limits, and the four-hour structure contemplated by Rule 24.8.
40 minutes
Module 2. Effects of divorce and separation on children
How separation, divorce, custody conflict, and loyalty pressure can affect children's emotional security.
40 minutes
Module 3. Developmental stages and age-appropriate support
Developmental differences from early childhood through adolescence and practical responses for each stage.
Lowest Price Guarantee
$17.95 planned standard tuition, with a price match for qualifying paid comparable courses
If a court accepts the course and a participant finds a lower current public price for a comparable paid Georgia online parent-education course, National Course Portal will match or beat the verified price before payment.
We review current public prices for comparable paid online parent-education or co-parenting courses.
The competitor price must be current, publicly visible, and include required certificate fees.
Free court-run seminars, nonprofit grant-funded programs, expired promotions, private coupon codes, and bundled attorney-provider pricing are not included.
If a qualifying paid comparable course is lower, we match or beat the verified public price before payment.
Court approval or local acceptance is separate from price matching; students should follow the ordering court's instructions.