Why Choose Us?

  • Kids First has 14 years experience with facilitating and managing divorce education and co-parenting programs.
  • Kids First has proven through research and tracking to be highly effective and received positively by the participants.
  • Kids First is continuously updating program material in response to participant feedback and to meet all state requirements.
  • 90% of parents who complete the Kids First program report improvement in their relationship with the other parent.


State specific content includes material for:

  • Texas
  • Florida
  • Oklahoma
  • Tennessee
  • Georgia
  • California
  • Oregon
  • Colorado
  • Illinois
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  • Iowa
  • Maryland
  • Mississippi
  • Missouri
  • Ohio
  • Pennsylvania
  • Washington
  • Connecticut
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    Approved in all 50 states.

     

    Put Your Kids First, Inc.
    3275 Live Oak Road
    Cuero, TX 77954


    Phone: 
    (361) 275-8057
    Fax: 
    (361) 277-8298
    Toll Free:
    (888) 474-5437
    Email:
    kidsfirsttexas@yahoo.com

    Office Hours:  Monday-Friday 8:30-5:30
    Messages and faxes will be returned on the weekends.

    Strengthening Families
    Through Education and Advocacy

     
    Legal Professionals

    As a legal professional, you understand the need for intervention to help parents going through the divorce process learn how to build a constructive co-parenting relationship. If you are a judge, please learn more about the Kids First program and how we can help you.  If you are an attorney or court coordinator and would like access to our attendance records, please contact our office to access these online.  If you are a court clerk you can download brochures  or request brochures that you can distribute  by clicking here.  If you are a court coordinator or responsible for scheduling hearings for the court, the following information will be helpful: 

    As a court coordinator, your role in the Kids First program is vital.  The program will run smoothly because of you.  To make your job easier, we have listed some steps that have been proven successful.

    • When an attorney or party calls to set the case for a hearing, check to see that both parties have completed the course.

    • If all parties have not completed the course, do not set the case for a hearing.

    • Notify the non-compliant party that they must appear before the judge in 2 weeks and explain why they are in contempt. (this step usually solves the problem).

    • If further action is needed, the party is given 30 days to complete the requirement.

    • This has been extremely effective.  Attorneys are consistent with informing their clients and participants recognize that they cannot take the court order/local rules lightly.