Is it possible to file a motion to move forward on my own without an attorney? If so how?

So, you are the Petitioner but don't have an attorney?  If so I would recommend calling an attorney in your county (or in an adjacent county).  There are things that can be done to move things forward, but it isn't possible to give meaningful advice in this type of a forum as it wouldnt take into consideration all issues that must be addressed. On the requirement for a parenting class, if there was a Temporary Order entered in your case, statute already required him to complete the class within 45 days of entry of the Temporary Order.  There are exceptions to the requirement for the class, but as I said there are a lot of things one must know to be able to give you meaningful answers. A "Motion to Enter" will set a "Trial" date for a divorce action, it will also result in a formal "Scheduling Order" being entered which will require you or a lawyer on your behalf to do a lot of things that will take time and cost money, which probably shouldn't really be needed.  A Motion for a formal "Mediation" would NOT require expensive preperation and could result in the signing of a final Decree that is ready for presentation to the Judge and entry.  Mediation is available FREE through the Early Settlement Program, but with a paid Mediator you would be more likely to leave the mediation with a signed Decree that only requires the Judges signature and filing. Call some attorneys and you should be able to get this resolved.