HRS §571-46.2
Court can order counseling and parenting classes in custody cases
In a child custody or visitation case, the judge can require the parents and the child to go to counseling, parenting classes, or other educational programs if the judge thinks it's best for the child.
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The statute, as written — Orders relating to custody and visitation cases
In any action involving the custody or visitation of a minor child, the court may order any party and the minor child, as needed, to attend counseling, parenting classes or any other type of educational activity, as the court deems appropriate to meet the best interests of the child.
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