Bryan Masche, the father of WeTV's Raising Sextuplets, has been offered a plea agreement in his domestic violence case that would keep him out of jail, Breaking Celebrity News has exclusively learned.

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The reality TV dad is scheduled to appear Thursday in Camp Verde Municipal court where he faces domestic violence and resisting arrest charges stemming from a verbal altercation with his wife and co-star, Jenny, this past September.

A source close to the case tells Breaking Celebrity News that Masche has been offered a plea agreement and he will enter his plea at the pretrial hearing scheduled Thursday.

Per the terms of the agreement, Masche would plead guilty to two misdemeanor charges - threatening and intimidating per domestic violence and disorderly conduct per domestic violence.

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If he accepts the plea offer, the reality star would be required to take parenting classes and mandatory individual counseling but would avoid jail time.

In addition, Masche would be given a deferred sentence, meaning if he completes the terms of the plea agreement and obeys all laws for 12 months, the domestic violence charges would be dismissed.

As Breaking Celebrity News first reported, Bryan Masche was arrested on September 11 in Arizona on charges of domestic violence and resisting arrest following a family bust-up, in which he allegedly shouted profanities at his wife Jenny in front of their children and threatened to "flatten" his father-in-law.