VIRGINIA COURT APPROVED
CO-PARENTING SEMINARS
Co-Parenting: Two Parents, Two Households
Discount rate of $25 available
Meets the parent education guidelines established by the Supreme Court of Virginia for cases involving custody, visitation, and support in Virginia Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court.
Yes — this is the class the judge told you to take.
✔ Supreme Court of Virginia Approved
✔ Live Interactive Zoom Class Taught by a Retired Magistrate
✔ Easy Text Registration and Electronic Payment
✔ Discount rate of $25 Per Person (instead of $50) As Explained Below
✔ Certificate Provided Within 24 Hours of Class Completion
Designed specifically for Virginia parents required to take a class for court and/or find themselves navigating separation, custody, visitation, co-parenting, and family transition issues.
Upcoming Zoom Classes
June 30 | 10:00 AM–2:00 PM (NEW WEEKDAY OPTION)
July 11 | 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
July 25 | 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
August 8 | 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
August 23 | 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
REGISTRATION & PRICING
The court-approved fee for this class is $50 per person. A special self-service rate of just $25 per person is available for those who follow the registration instructions below and submit payment by Venmo or Cash App immediately and without assistance. This helps keep administrative costs low and allows us to offer the most affordable court-approved class.
The $50 fee applies if you:
• Need any assistance by text or phone
• Have questions (all information is provided here)
• Use a payment method other than Venmo or Cash App or need to mail a check or money order
• Register after the discount deadline
Registration closes at 12:00 noon on the day before class. Late registrations received between noon and 9:00 PM on the day before class are accepted only if space remains available and are $50 per person regardless of payment method. Private classes and alternate class dates are not available.
HOW TO REGISTER
Step 1
Text (540) 448-0412 with:
• Full legal name
• Email address (make doubly sure this is correct as you will not receive the class link if you provide an invalid email address)
• Preferred class date
Step 2
Wait for a reply text containing Venmo and Cash App links.
Step 3
Submit payment immediately. Your seat is not reserved until payment is received. Class size is limited.
Step 4
Wait for your confirmation text message.
Step 5
The Zoom link will be emailed by 2:00 PM on the day before class. Unless you hear from us, your email was successfully sent to the email address provided. Please do not contact us regarding a missing Zoom link until you have checked all email folders, including Inbox, Spam, Junk, Promotions, and Updates.
Step 6
When you receive the Zoom email, reply "YES" to confirm attendance and read the instructions that explain in detail the certificate requirements.
Step 7
Before class:
• Install any Zoom updates
• Test your camera and microphone
Step 8
Log in by 8:55 AM.
Participants arriving after 9:00 AM, or those with non-functioning audio or video, will be moved to the next available class.
This webpage contains the information needed to register, attend class, and receive a certificate and we are unable to answer individual questions. The class is for adults only, with an exception for breastfeeding infants.
CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS
To receive your certificate, you must:
• Attend the full 4-hour class
• Face must remain visible on camera throughout class
• Maintain working audio throughout class
Certificates are emailed within 24 hours of successful completion.
WHY TAKE THIS CLASS HERE?
This live, interactive class is facilitated by Vera Hailey, a retired Virginia magistrate, Supreme Court of Virginia certified mediator, and former therapeutic foster parent with extensive experience in family conflict, special-needs children, and Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court matters. This is not a prerecorded video.
Topics include:
• What behaviors help or hurt your position in court
• Common mistakes parents make in custody disputes
• How judges often view communication and co-parenting behavior
• Strategies for reducing conflict
• How parental conflict affects children
• Practical tools for difficult interactions
• Ways to demonstrate a child-focused, cooperative approach
No pending court case?
Many parents take this class simply to improve communication, reduce conflict, and better understand co-parenting dynamics. It also demonstrates a proactive commitment to acting in the best interests of the child.
Additional facilitator qualifications for the facilitator are available on the About Us page.
By registering for this class, you affirm that you have read all of the above information and you agree to all information, requirements, policies, deadlines, and conditions on this webpage. Failure to read the information provided does not waive any requirement or policy. Registration fees are non-refundable, including if you fail to attend, arrive late, experience technical difficulties, or do not meet certificate requirements.
