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The document outlines the procedures and requirements for participation in a Parenting Education Program mandated by the Connecticut Superior Court. It includes instructions for participants, clerks, service providers, and family services regarding the completion of forms related to court orders, fee waivers, and certification of program results.

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How much does it cost to file for divorce in CT?

When you file your initial divorce paperwork with the court, youll need to pay a filing fee. As of 2023, the fee is $360, but that amount is subject to change. If you cant afford to pay court fees, you can ask the judge to waive them by filing an Application for Waiver of Fees.

What happens if I dont go to court-ordered parenting classes?

Contempt of Court:Failing to comply with a judges order, such as completing the parenting class, could result in the parent being found in contempt of court. This could lead to penalties, including fines or other court sanctions.

Should parenting classes be mandatory?

Decreased costs to society: By improving child outcomes and reducing instances of child abuse and neglect, mandatory parenting education can decrease costs to society. It is in the best interest of everyone to keep families together whenever possible.

Do I have to allow visitation without a court order?

If there is no court order allowing the other parent specific visitation, then no, you do not have to provide visitation. The other parent will have to file a custody proceeding to gain visitation.

What is involved in a parenting class?

New Parent Classes: These cover the basics of caring for infants and toddlers, including sleep, nutrition, and first aid. Child development classes: Here youll learn about the different stages of your childs development and how to support healthy growth.

What are the negatives of parenting classes?

Cons Price Limited times Too broad or too focused Bad instructors

What is the parenting class for divorce in CT?

The Parent Education Program (PEP) is a 6-hour mandatory group class required by the State of Connecticut for parents with children 18 or younger who are involved with Family Court for issues regarding custody, visitation, and/or divorce.

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