While Idaho Rules of Family Law Procedure (IRFLP) Rule 1001(c) uses permissive language, co-parenting education is required across Idaho for cases involving minor children. The 3rd Judicial District website states that the Focus on Children class is "court ordered in family law cases throughout the State of Idaho involving children under the age of 18." Idaho Supreme Court's FY2022 Annual Report confirms courts ordered parents in over 5,100 cases to receive parent education.
Our 4-hour online class covers effective co-parenting strategies, communication techniques, and reducing conflict's impact on children — topics Idaho judges expect parents to understand. The class is self-paced and available 24/7, allowing you to complete it on your schedule.
Both parents are typically ordered to complete co-parenting education in Idaho divorce, legal separation, and custody cases. Upon completion, you'll receive an instant certificate with QR code verification that Idaho courts accept statewide.
Under IRFLP Rule 1001(c), Idaho courts have broad discretion to order parent education and supplemental parenting resources. While the rule language is permissive, Idaho's seven judicial districts routinely order the Focus on Children program in all family law cases involving minor children.
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