Helping Children Cope with Divorce Seminar
Helping Children Cope With Divorce is a national, award-winning seminar designed to help parents understand what a child is experiencing as a result of divorce and how to respond to the child's needs. Click here for the printable seminar booklet.
"Helping Children Cope With Divorce" is a court-mandated program for parents involved in any lawsuit regarding the custody, visitation or paternity of a minor child. This mandate applies to nine counties: Tulsa, Wagoner, Rogers, Mayes, Osage, Pawnee, Washington, Craig and Nowata. Judges in other counties may also require parents to attend.
Click here to go to our secure online registration service or to print out a registration form.
What Else Do You Need To Know?- If you fail to attend your scheduled seminar date, a $20 rescheduling fee will be charged.
- Do not bring children to the program.
- The court requires that parties attend the entire four-hour seminar. Late arrivals will be asked to reschedule. No exceptions.
- Participants receive a Certificate of Completion at the end of the seminar.
- The court is notified of your attendance only if you have included your court case number and the name of the county in which your motion is filed.
- Interpreter services for hearing-impaired participants are available by prior request.
- Cancellation/refund requests must be made in writing prior to the scheduled seminar date.
- Fees may be reduced with pre-registration for persons qualifying under the guidelines of F&CS.
- Call 918.560.0444 for current seminar dates, times and locations.
Click here to register and pay for this class securely online.