Supervised visitation across Cobb County

Cobb County is one of Georgia's largest counties — a west-metro community of more than three quarters of a million people anchored by Marietta, the county seat. Cobb family law cases, including every case that involves supervised visitation, are heard by the Cobb County Superior Court at 70 Haynes Street in Marietta.

Peachtree covers the entire county. Whether your child lives in Marietta, Smyrna, or any of the surrounding Cobb communities — same supervisor standard, same flat pricing, same Child-First protocols we built in Fulton and DeKalb.

The Cobb County Superior Court

The Cobb County Superior Court hears divorces, paternity matters, custody and parenting time cases, modifications, and contempt proceedings for all of Cobb County. The courthouse sits at 70 Haynes Street in downtown Marietta, a short walk from the Marietta square.

Peachtree reports for Cobb cases are written to meet the court's documentation expectations: objective, timestamped, factually anchored. Our reports are designed to be filed directly with the court, delivered to your attorney, or shared with a Guardian ad Litem appointed in your case.

Cobb County communities Peachtree serves

  • Marietta — the county seat and the hub of our Cobb coverage
  • Smyrna — the Jonquil City, just inside the Perimeter's northwest arc
  • Plus: Kennesaw, Acworth, Austell, Powder Springs, Mableton, Vinings, and the surrounding unincorporated Cobb communities

Georgia family law in Cobb County — the basics

Georgia family law is governed by Title 19 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated (O.C.G.A.). Custody and parenting time decisions are made under the best-interests-of-the-child standard at O.C.G.A. § 19-9-3. Restrictions on parenting time — including the requirement for supervised visitation — commonly arise where the court has made findings involving family violence (O.C.G.A. § 19-9-7) or as conditions of a temporary or final parenting plan. The law is the same across the metro; only the courthouse changes.

For more on how this plays out in practice, see our parent guide to high-conflict Georgia cases.

What Peachtree commits to Cobb County families

  • Fingerprint-based national criminal background check for every supervisor
  • Peachtree's Child-First training for every supervisor before working a visit
  • Flat $150 intake, $65/hour — same across every Cobb city
  • Same-day intake response within business hours
  • No mileage charges, regardless of where in the county your child lives
  • Free attorney and GAL communication
  • Reports formatted for the Cobb County Superior Court
Cross-county cases are common Many Cobb cases involve one parent west of the river and one in Fulton — a Smyrna household and a Buckhead apartment, for example. Because Peachtree covers five metro counties under one roof, one intake covers both sides of the case, and we pick visit venues that are genuinely fair to both parents.

Pricing across Cobb County

$150 intake. $65/hour. The same rate in every Cobb County city.

Starting your Cobb County case

  1. Start your intake online for same-day response.
  2. Share your court order — your coordinator walks through requirements.
  3. Pay the $150 intake fee; your Peachtree supervisor is assigned.
  4. First session is typically scheduled within 7 days. Expedited options available.