EvenhandFamily Programs · Daniel M. DeGeorge Jr., M.S.

Family Court Education Program

Sacramento, Yolo & Placer Court-Compliant Co-Parenting Education

10-Hour Live Online Class  |  Express Start Within 48 Hours  |  Certificate Within 24 Hours

Fulfill your court-ordered or attorney-recommended co-parenting requirement without waiting weeks. Facilitated by Daniel M. DeGeorge Jr., M.S. in Psychology, delivering practical, child-centered conflict reduction frameworks formatted for California family courts.

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10-Hour Accelerated Format

Live, interactive virtual sessions. Choose a scheduled weekend class or start within 48 hours with the Express Class.

Court-Compliant Curriculum

Fulfills mandatory statutory criteria for Sacramento, Yolo, and Placer County Superior Courts.

24-Hour Certificate Turnaround

Signed, verified Certificate of Completion and attendance record delivered to you and your attorney within 24 hours.

Objective Facilitation

Taught by an M.S. in Psychology focusing on low-conflict communication (BIFF protocol) and emotional self-regulation.

Pricing

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Express Class

$250 per person

Start within 48 hours of enrollment. For parents who need to complete the class right away.

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Scheduled Class

$150 per person

Join a scheduled weekend class at the lower rate.

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Core Curriculum

10 Court-Mandated Core Topics

01Impact of separation and divorce on children
02Children’s reaction to separation and divorce at each developmental stage
03Impact of post-separation or post-divorce conflict on children
04Understanding anger and its effect on children
05Keeping children out of the middle of parental conflict
06Emotional divorce and grief: Redefining relationships and roles as parents
07Establishing a "business" relationship as co-parents
08Parenting styles and developmental consistency
09Co-parenting operational basics
10Examples of effective and ineffective communication (including the BIFF method)
California State Capitol in Sacramento

California State Capitol — Sacramento

Sacramento County

The Ziggurat, a stepped pyramidal building on the West Sacramento riverfront

The Ziggurat — West Sacramento riverfront

Yolo County

Historic Placer County Courthouse in Auburn, California

Historic Placer County Courthouse — Auburn

Placer County

Serving family courts across Sacramento, Yolo, and Placer Counties.

FAQ

Co-Parenting Class Questions

Does this co-parenting class satisfy the requirement for Sacramento, Yolo, and Placer County courts?

The curriculum fulfills the statutory criteria for Sacramento, Yolo, and Placer County Superior Courts and is formatted for California family court standards.

How long is the co-parenting class?

The class is 10 hours of live, interactive virtual sessions.

How much does the co-parenting class cost?

The Scheduled Class is $150 per person. The Express Class, which starts within 48 hours of enrollment, is $250 per person.

How quickly can I start the class?

With the Express Class, you start within 48 hours of enrollment. The Scheduled Class runs on a set weekend.

How quickly will I receive my certificate of completion?

A signed, verified Certificate of Completion and attendance record is delivered to you and your attorney within 24 hours.

Is the co-parenting class online?

Yes. The sessions are live, interactive, and virtual.

What topics does the co-parenting class cover?

Ten core topics, including the impact of separation and divorce on children, understanding anger and its effect on children, keeping children out of the middle of parental conflict, and effective communication using the BIFF method.

Who teaches the class?

Daniel M. DeGeorge Jr., M.S. in Psychology, who specializes in behavioral dynamics, emotional self-regulation, and high-conflict resolution.

How do I book the co-parenting class?

Select Book Your Class to book through the scheduling page, or reach out by email or phone using the contact details on this page.

Facilitator

Daniel M. DeGeorge Jr., M.S. in Psychology

Holding a Master of Science in Psychology, Daniel specializes in behavioral dynamics, emotional self-regulation, and high-conflict resolution. His facilitation provides parents with an objective, non-judgmental environment focused on practical conflict reduction and child-centered stability.

Sessions are structured, evidence-informed, and specifically formatted to satisfy California family court standards. The curriculum emphasizes actionable tools, including emotional de-escalation, the BIFF method (Brief, Informative, Friendly, Firm), and establishing clear, business-like co-parenting boundaries designed to keep children insulated from adult conflict.

Questions about registration or court orders?

Attorneys and court staff welcome to refer directly.

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