Court Ordered Anger Management Classes in Alpharetta
Court approved classes for Alpharetta and Fulton County cases, in person in Marietta or online by telehealth.
Ordered to anger management by the Alpharetta Municipal Court or a Fulton County court? Cobb Anger Management Company is a nationally certified, court approved provider in Marietta, about 30 to 45 minutes from Alpharetta. Evaluations, private 1-on-1 sessions, and the 8 hour Saturday class, with telehealth available for cases that allow it.
Alpharetta orders come from the Alpharetta Municipal Court on Broadwell Road, from Fulton County State Court and Superior Court downtown, and from Fulton probation. North Fulton clients usually do the Saturday class in person once and handle evaluations and 1-on-1 sessions by telehealth where the case allows it.
Whatever the courtroom, the order usually says one of two things: complete an anger evaluation, or complete a set number of anger management hours by a deadline. We do both every week, and we know what Fulton County judges and probation officers expect to see on the paperwork.
- Downtown Alpharetta
- Avalon
- Windward
- Crabapple
- Milton border
- Webb Bridge
- North Point
Options that fit your order
Tell us your deadline and the hours on your paperwork and we will help you pick the fastest path your court will accept.
- Letter of Completion
- Progress Report
- Attendance Record
- Certificate of Completion
Courts we serve in Alpharetta, GA
Our completion documents are accepted by courts and probation offices across Georgia. These are the ones that send us most Alpharetta, GA clients.
Alpharetta Municipal Court
12624 Broadwell Road, Alpharetta, GA 30004
City ordinance and misdemeanor cases inside Alpharetta city limits.
Fulton County State Court
185 Central Avenue SW, Atlanta, GA 30303
Misdemeanor cases including battery, DUI, criminal trespass, and traffic citations.
Fulton County Superior Court
136 Pryor Street SW, Atlanta, GA 30303
Felony cases and family, domestic, and custody matters.
Fulton County Magistrate Court
185 Central Avenue SW, Atlanta, GA 30303
Warrants, bond conditions, and ordinance violations.
On probation in Alpharetta, GA?
Misdemeanor probation for Fulton County State Court cases is supervised by Judicial Correction Services (JCS) at 132 Mitchell Street SW in downtown Atlanta. Felony probation runs through the Georgia Department of Community Supervision, and each city municipal court has its own probation arrangement.
Cases out of the Alpharetta Municipal Court are usually supervised through the municipal court's own probation arrangement; your paperwork will say which officer you report to. Have your conditions handy when you call. We will match the hours and format, and when you finish you leave with a letter of completion, progress report, attendance record, and certificate, signed and ready to submit.
It is not things that disturb us, but our judgments about things.Epictetus, Enchiridion
Getting here from Alpharetta, GA
2470 Windy Hill Rd, Suite 300, Marietta, GA 30067, near exit 260 (Windy Hill Road) off I-75
About 30 to 45 minutes, depending on traffic
We are at 2470 Windy Hill Rd, Suite 300, Marietta, GA 30067, just east of I-75 at exit 260, between the Marietta Square and the Cumberland area.
From Alpharetta, take GA-400 South to I-285 West, then I-75 North and exit immediately at 260 for Windy Hill Road. Or GA-120 west through Roswell into Marietta and Cobb Parkway south. Thirty to forty-five minutes.
Questions we hear from Alpharetta, GA
Will the Alpharetta Municipal Court or a Fulton County court accept your certificate?
Yes. We are a nationally certified anger management provider and the Alpharetta Municipal Court, Fulton County State Court, and Fulton County Superior Court have accepted our completion documents for over ten years. If your order lists specific requirements, call us before you book and we will confirm the format matches.
Is there a court approved provider closer to Alpharetta?
Possibly, but any nationally certified, court approved provider works, and most Alpharetta clients find that one Saturday trip to Marietta plus telehealth for the rest is faster than weekly drives anywhere. Confirm the format with your order or probation officer first.
Can I do my Alpharetta hours online?
Often. Telehealth 1-on-1 sessions and evaluations are available for cases that allow it. Some Alpharetta and Fulton County orders require in-person attendance or the group class specifically, so check your order or ask your probation officer first. The 8 hour Saturday class is in person only at our Marietta office.
How fast can I finish before a Alpharetta court date?
The 8 hour Saturday class, every third Saturday in Marietta, covers 8 hours in one day and can be stacked for larger orders. 1-on-1 sessions can be booked in 4, 8, or 16 hour blocks on weekdays, in person or by video. Tell us your deadline and we will build the schedule around it.
Do not let a deadline turn into a warrant
If your date is close, call before you book so we can look at the calendar together and find the fastest option your court will accept.