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Changes to the Parenting After Separation Course
January 15, 2024From Family Justice Services, Ministry of Justice
Family law litigants seeking an order relating to a child must take the Parenting After Separation (PAS) course before their application is heard. Saskatchewan’s new online PAS course has recently gone live!
The PAS course consists of four sections:
- Section 1: Relationship Building Blocks – Learn parenting and co-parenting skills to help children adjust after a parental separation.
- Section 2: Children Can Cope with Separation and Divorce – Understand how children at different ages respond to separation, warning signs of stress at each age, and information on what parents can do to help their children cope.
- Section 3: Learning Your Way Around the Legal System – Learn about dispute resolution options. This section discusses the legal process as it relates to separation or divorce.
- Section 4: Parenting Plans That Work for Your Family – Understand options for preparing an agreement that outlines how parents will raise their children going forward.
Registration process
To obtain detailed registration information, phone toll-free:
- 1-888-218-2822 or 306-787-9905 in Regina and the Southern part of Saskatchewan
- 1-877-964-5501 or 306-964-4401 in Saskatoon and the Northern part of Saskatchewan
More information about the PAS course, including the High Conflict PAS course, and French versions of both courses, is available on the Government of Saskatchewan website.
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