No. Divorce Parenting Class does not submit your completion to any court. When you complete the course, Divorce Parenting Class emails your certificate to you as a PDF attachment immediately. You are responsible for submitting it to the court handling your case.

Submit your certificate to the court handling your divorce or paternity case. Contact your court to ask how they want to receive it — options typically include mail, fax, email, or in person. Your attorney can also advise you on the proper submission process for your specific court.

Florida's process requires the student to submit the certificate to their court. Divorce Parenting Class issues the certificate and emails it to you — the submission step is your responsibility.

What if I forget to submit my certificate? If you do not submit your certificate to the court by your deadline, the court may hold you in contempt or deny time-sharing. Submit your certificate as soon as you receive it by email.

Can Divorce Parenting Class submit on my behalf if I ask? No. Certificate submission is the student's responsibility. Divorce Parenting Class cannot submit certificates to courts.

Does my spouse's certificate get submitted automatically? No. Each parent is responsible for submitting their own certificate to the court. Divorce Parenting Class emails each parent their certificate after they individually complete the course.