Court Courses State Directory

Yes, the majority of modern jurisdictions accept online distance learning for court requirements. However, because every judge and county has specific rules, we recommend verifying with your court clerk or attorney using our State Directory before enrollment.

You will be emailed immediately upon completion. Your certificate includes the course title, your full name, the number of hours or units completed, the date of completion, and our corporate credentials. It also includes a unique identification number, that can be used to verify authenticity through our online portal. This format is designed to meet the standard verification requirements of U.S. courts.

It is not too late to act. Read our guide on what to do if you missed your deadline, then enroll immediately to demonstrate good-faith compliance to the court.

No. All courses are fully self-paced with no live sessions. Start, pause, and resume on any device at any time.

Our courses are designed to meet judicial standards and include a 100% court acceptance guarantee. Every course is built by certified professionals with compliance built in from the ground up.

We stand by our programs with a 100% court acceptance guarantee. If your certificate is declined by the court for a valid reason, we will cooperate with your court to resolve matters or we will provide a full refund.

Once enrolled, you have unlimited time to complete your course. There are no expiration dates, so you can work through the material at your own pace without pressure.