Family

Nevada Court-Approved Co-Parenting Course

For Divorcing and Separating Parents

Complete your required course online, on your schedule.

  • 100% online, start immediately
  • Instant Certificate of Completion
  • Only $49, no hidden fees
  • 30 day course access
Accepted Nationally
Family

Two Families Now is an online parenting education class for parents going through divorce, separation, custody, or other family court matters.

Check court acceptance before payment.

Only 4-6 hours to complete

Complete the course at your own pace, 24/7 access, using your computer or smart phone

Instant download of Certificate upon completion

How to Complete Your Nevada Co-Parenting Course

From registration to certificate, here’s what to expect.

Two Families Now makes it simple to complete your Nevada online co-parenting course from home. Register online, work through the course on your schedule, and download your Certificate of Completion when you finish. Before enrolling, review your court order or case instructions to confirm the course meets your specific requirements.

1

Register Online

Create your account and complete your Nevada co-parenting course registration online. You can get started right away without waiting for a live class date.

2

Get Course Access

After registration, you’ll receive instructions for accessing your Two Families Now course. The course is available online, so you can use a phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop computer.

3

Complete the Course

Work through the 4-6 hour co-parenting course at your own pace. You’ll have 30 days to complete the lessons, which focus on communication, reducing conflict, and supporting your children during family changes.

4

Download Your Certificate

After finishing the required course content, you can instantly download your Certificate of Completion. Save a copy for your records before submitting it where needed.

5

Submit to Your Court

Submit your certificate according to your Nevada court’s instructions. Requirements can vary by county, judge, case type, or court order, so always follow the directions provided in your paperwork.

Designed with Courts and Families in Mind

Two Families Now was developed with funding from the National Institutes of Health by experts in family conflict, behavioral science, and parent education.

This evidence based course covers:

  • Protecting Children from Conflict
  • Effective Listening
  • Communicating with your co-parent
  • Interrupting the Stress Cycle
  • Transitioning children between households
  • Child's response to divorce

Proven Results

94%

Completion Rate

15,000+

Course Completions

98%

Gained New Ideas for Working With a Co-Parent

95%+

Favorable Ratings Across Every Satisfaction Measure

Nevada Seminar for Separating Parents FAQs

Nevada courts may require a Seminar for Separating Parents in child custody proceedings. Two Families Now is an approved online co-parenting seminar that parents can complete on their own schedule.

Is Two Families Now an approved Nevada co-parenting or separating parents seminar?

Yes. Two Families Now is approved in Nevada as an online co-parenting seminar. Nevada court rules allow courts to require a Seminar for Separating Parents in child custody proceedings. Local directions may use different program names; Clark County materials, for example, may refer to a COPE Class. Follow the provider, deadline, and Certificate of Completion instructions in your case rather than assuming every Nevada court uses the same label.

Who is the Two Families Now course designed for?

Nevada’s Seminar for Separating Parents is intended for parents in child custody proceedings when the court requires it. Local materials may call the program a co-parenting seminar or use a county-specific name such as COPE. Separating parents may also take the course voluntarily for practical help raising children across two households.

Can I take a parenting or co-parenting class online?

Yes. Two Families Now is a 100% online parenting and co-parenting class. It is available 24/7 during your access period, with no scheduled classroom session, live meeting, or Zoom appointment. There are no fixed login times. You do not need to complete the course in one sitting. Work through a section when you have time, stop when you need to, and sign back in later. Your progress is saved so you can continue where you left off. You can take the co-parenting course online from home or anywhere you have reliable internet access.

How long does the course take?

Two Families Now is a 4-6 hour course, although actual completion time may vary with your reading pace and the time you spend on activities. Because it is self-paced, you can finish the online parenting class in one sitting or divide it into shorter sessions over several days without losing your place.

When do I get course access and how long do I have to complete it?

You receive course access immediately after successful registration and payment. The confirmation provides instructions for signing in and getting started, so there is no classroom date or appointment to wait for. Your access remains available for 30 days. During that period, you can work at your own pace on any supported device, sign out whenever you need to, and return to your saved progress without starting over.

What does this online parenting education course cover?

Nevada’s Seminar for Separating Parents is intended to reduce the effect of adult conflict on children during a custody case. Two Families Now covers children’s reactions to separation, communication and effective listening, managing intense emotions, transitions between households, and practical problem solving. These skills help parents move toward a steadier co-parenting relationship without treating the seminar as legal advice.

Can I take the course on my phone or tablet?

Yes. You can complete the course on a smartphone, tablet, laptop, or desktop computer. That flexibility lets you work through the material at home or wherever it is convenient. You only need a reliable internet connection and a current web browser.

When do I get my Certificate of Completion?

Your Certificate of Completion becomes available after you finish all required course content and activities. You can download it immediately and save or print a copy for your records. Follow the filing or submission instructions that apply to your case, including any deadline in your paperwork. Two Families Now does not automatically file every certificate with the court.

Can family law and court professionals recommend the course?

Yes. Attorneys, mediators, court staff, parenting coordinators, and case managers can recommend Two Families Now when it fits the applicable requirements. The course combines convenient online access, a standardized curriculum, an evidence-based approach supported by published research, and a downloadable Certificate of Completion. Professionals can review the curriculum and acceptance details before making a referral. Our court professionals page also includes research, referral information, and materials to share with parents.

How do I check my Nevada separating parents seminar requirements?

Review your child custody order and the rules or instructions from the court handling the case. Confirm the accepted provider, due date, and method for submitting your Certificate of Completion. If local materials use a name such as COPE, compare the stated requirement carefully with the Two Families Now acceptance result for your location.

Ready to take the next step? Confirm that Two Families Now fits your Nevada requirement and check course acceptance and enrollment.