Parenting and Co-Parenting Classes for Indiana

Online Parent Class is the premier parenting and co-parenting class to fulfill separation or divorce requirements or for your own self-improvement purposes. We offer high quality 4,6,10 and 12 hour programs as well as longer classes for high conflict situations. Our educationally based classes focus on improving your parenting skills, how to ease your child's transition during this difficult time and how to cooperate with your ex-spouse about child related issues. Our online programs are perfect for busy parents who have trouble getting to time consuming weekly in-person classes. Onlineparentclass.com enables parents and caregivers the ability to take the course 24/7 from the convenience of home. No need to get babysitters, drive across town or find transportation, miss work, school or treasured family time. Participants can pace themselves to do a little each night or get the entire course done in one day - it's up to you! Click here to Register.

While we have participants taking our program throughout many counties and cities in the state of Indiana. Some of the most common areas include: Anderson, Avon, Brownsburg, Carmel, Clinton, Evansville, Fishers, FORT WAYNE, Greenwood, Indianapolis, Noblesville, Shelbyville, South Bend, Terre Haute and Valparaiso.

Our programs come with our satisfaction guarantee, so there is no risk in taking our online courses. Our online parenting classes are available 24 hours a day / 7 days a week. Our courses are available in all 50 U.S. states, Canada, and abroad. We also provide a course syllabus which can be reviewed as well as 24-hour and phone support. Get started today!

Indiana Online Parenting Class Highlights:

Quick and Easy To Use

You don't need to have any computer skills to take our online program. You simply register for the length of class you need just like you would purchase clothing, a toy or book on any other website. Once registered, the class becomes available for you to start reading through. You can log out whenever you like and the program will hold your last spot. When you have read through the entire length of the class and passed the final T/F exam, you can immediately download and print your certificate of completion. The final can be retaken at no additional cost. There are no additional books or paperwork to worry about. It's all 100% online.

No Hidden Fees

The price of the class is all you will have to spend. There are no additional costs for your proof of enrollment, progress reports or certificate of completion. You can download and print each of these documents out and we will send the official embossed and signed hard copy of your Certificate of Completion in the regular mail to you.

We Are Here To Help!

Our goal is to make this a truly hassle-free and enriching experience. If you have any questions prior to enrolling or while you are taking our class, you can reach a live person 5 days a week from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. PST and 7 days a week through email.

Indiana Divorce Laws

A shocking census bureau estimate in 2008 showed that Indiana had 3 counties that were in the top 10 in the country for highest divorce rates. Specifically, Wayne County had a 19% divorce rate compared to a national average of 10.7% at the time. Floyd and Madison counties were also on the list. No one is sure exactly why, but the high unemployment rate surely played a factor. Maybe it is because it's a fairly easy process to achieve. To start divorce proceedings in Indiana, one or both spouses must have been a resident in the state for the 6 months prior to filing, pay a $157.00 fee to the state and generally wait about 240 days for the entire process. It is a "no fault" divorce state which means that neither of you have to prove that anyone did anything specifically wrong to get a divorce.

Divorce Laws Pertaining To Children

If children are involved, the court will decide custody based on the best interests of the child. The court takes into consideration the age and sex of the child, the parents wishes, the child's wishes, the child's relationships with parents, siblings, grandparents and others, the child's adjustment and stability at home, school and the surrounding community, any evidence of domestic abuse, and the mental status of everyone involved. At age 14, the child's wishes about custody are considered by the court. When parents file for divorce in Indiana, the court generally requires them to complete a 4 hour parent education course that covers anger, stress and conflict management, the emotional effects to children, how to develop a responsible and stable co-parenting relationship and how to make a parenting plan.

Indiana Client Review

"I just received your certificate in the mail and wanted to say thank you for providing this course online. I am a single mom and struggling to balance all my responsibilities. I realized some things I need to adjust in my parenting and was able able to really focus on the material in the quiet of my own home. Thank you for this service!" Alicia L - Hammond, IN