Court Ordered Anger Management Classes in Cobb County
Our home county. Court approved classes, evaluations, and 1-on-1 sessions minutes from the Marietta Square, or online.
Cobb Anger Management Company is based in Marietta, so if a Cobb County court, probation officer, or municipal judge sent you, you are already in the right place. Evaluations, private sessions, and the 8 hour Saturday class are all held at our Windy Hill Road office, and telehealth is available where your case allows it.
Most of our clients come from Cobb. The order usually comes out of State Court on the Marietta Square, Superior Court on Haynes Street, or one of the city municipal courts in Marietta, Smyrna, Kennesaw, Acworth, Austell, or Powder Springs. It will say 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 Cobb judges and probation officers expect to see on the paperwork.
Because the office is here, Cobb clients have the most flexibility. The Saturday class is a short drive from anywhere in the county, 1-on-1 sessions can be scheduled around work, and if you would rather not come in at all, telehealth is available for cases that allow it.
- Marietta
- Smyrna
- Kennesaw
- Acworth
- Mableton
- Austell
- Powder Springs
- Vinings
- East Cobb
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 Cobb County
Our completion documents are accepted by courts and probation offices across Georgia. These are the ones that send us most Cobb County clients.
Cobb County State Court
12 East Park Square, Marietta, GA 30090
Misdemeanor cases, DUI, simple battery, and traffic offenses. Most Cobb anger management orders start here.
Cobb County Superior Court
70 Haynes Street, Marietta, GA 30090
Felony cases, family and domestic matters, and divorce or custody orders that include anger management.
Cobb County Magistrate Court
Marietta, GA
Warrants, bond conditions, and county ordinance cases.
Cobb County Juvenile Court
Marietta, GA
Orders for teens and families, often paired with parenting education.
Marietta Municipal Court
Marietta, GA
City ordinance and misdemeanor cases inside Marietta city limits.
City municipal courts
Smyrna, Kennesaw, Acworth, Austell, Powder Springs
Each Cobb city runs its own municipal court for cases within city limits.
On probation in Cobb County?
Misdemeanor probation for Cobb County State Court is handled by the court's own Sentence Enforcement Unit (SEU), with its intake office on the third floor of the State Court building at 12 East Park Square in Marietta. Felony probation runs through the Georgia Department of Community Supervision.
When you call us, have your sentencing order or probation conditions handy. We will match the format to what your officer asked for, and when you finish you leave with the signed documentation they expect: a letter of completion, progress report, attendance record, and certificate.
For every minute you remain angry, you give up sixty seconds of peace of mind.Ralph Waldo Emerson
Getting here from Cobb County
2470 Windy Hill Rd, Suite 300, Marietta, GA 30067, near exit 260 (Windy Hill Road) off I-75
About 10 to 25 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 the Square or East Cobb, take Cobb Parkway (US-41) or Roswell Road south to Windy Hill Road. From Kennesaw and Acworth, take I-75 South to exit 260. From Smyrna, Mableton, and Vinings, Windy Hill Road or South Cobb Drive gets you here in about ten minutes. From Powder Springs and Austell, take the East-West Connector to South Cobb Drive and head north.
Questions we hear from Cobb County
Will a Cobb County court accept your certificate?
Yes. We are a nationally certified anger management provider based in Marietta, and Cobb State Court, Superior Court, and the city municipal courts 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.
How fast can I finish if my Cobb court date is close?
The fastest path is usually the 8 hour Saturday class, held every third Saturday at our Marietta office, which covers 8 hours in one day. For larger orders you can stack Saturdays back to back, or book 1-on-1 sessions in 4, 8, or 16 hour blocks on weekdays. Tell us your deadline and we will build a schedule around it.
Can I do my Cobb County hours online?
Often, but not always. Telehealth 1-on-1 sessions are available for cases that allow it. Some Cobb orders require in-person attendance or the group class specifically, so check your order or ask your probation officer before you book. The Saturday class is in person only.
Do you do anger evaluations for Cobb County courts?
Yes. Evaluations are conducted by a Licensed Therapist for $150, or $165 rushed with a 24 to 48 hour turnaround, in person or by telehealth. You receive a signed evaluation and recommendation to submit to the court.
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.