Supervised visitation across Fulton County

Fulton County is Georgia's most populous county — more than a million people stretched along a corridor that runs nearly 70 miles, from Milton and Alpharetta in the north down through Atlanta to Chattahoochee Hills and Palmetto in the south. Every Fulton County family law case, including every case involving supervised visitation, is heard by the Fulton County Superior Court, Family Division in downtown Atlanta.

Peachtree covers the entire county. Whether your child lives in Midtown Atlanta, Buckhead, Sandy Springs, historic Roswell, Alpharetta's Avalon area, Johns Creek, East Point, College Park, or anywhere else — same supervisor standard, same flat pricing, same Child-First protocols.

The Fulton County Superior Court, Family Division

The Family Division of the Fulton County Superior Court is one of the busiest family court systems in the Southeast. It hears divorces, paternity matters, custody and parenting time cases, modifications, and contempt proceedings for all of Fulton County. The court operates from the courthouse complex on Pryor Street in downtown Atlanta.

Peachtree reports are written to meet the documentation expectations of the Family Division: 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.

Fulton County cities Peachtree serves

  • Atlanta — the largest city, every neighborhood from Midtown to Buckhead to Cascade Heights
  • Sandy Springs — the City Springs district through the Perimeter area
  • Roswell — Historic Canton Street through East Roswell
  • Alpharetta — Downtown, Avalon, and the Windward corridor
  • Johns Creek — Newtown, the Medlock Bridge corridor, Autrey Mill area
  • East Point — Downtown East Point and the surrounding neighborhoods
  • College Park — Historic Main Street and the airport-area communities
  • Milton — Crabapple, Birmingham Crossroads, and the horse-country north
  • Plus: Hapeville, Union City, Fairburn, Palmetto, Chattahoochee Hills, Mountain Park, South Fulton, and surrounding communities

Georgia family law in Fulton 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.

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

What Peachtree commits to Fulton 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 Fulton 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 Fulton County Superior Court, Family Division
For families with cases originating outside Georgia Many Fulton County families have parenting orders that were issued in another state, but the supervised visitation needs to happen here. Peachtree works with out-of-state orders routinely — we just need to adjust the reporting format to match what the issuing court expects.

Pricing across Fulton County

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

Starting your Fulton 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.