Florida Court-Approved Anger Management Course

Yes, with case-by-case approval. For example, the Ninth Judicial Circuit (Orange and Osceola Counties) and the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit (Brevard County) both include online anger management programs in their official court-ordered provider lists. Always double-check with your court or probation officer before enrolling.

Some local diversion or specialty court programs still require in-person attendance. For example, Palm Beach County’s diversion program specifies that anger management and BIP classes must be completed in person. If you’re in a diversion program, confirm with your supervising agency whether online is allowed.

BIP is regulated by the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF) and follows state-mandated length and structure requirements.
Anger management, by contrast, is not state-certified and has no fixed statewide format or duration. If your order says “BIP,” you must take a certified BIP. If it says “anger management,” a court-approved online anger management course is generally acceptable.

Florida does not prescribe a universal number of hours for anger management. Requirements vary — common formats are 8, 12, or 16-hour programs. Since anger management isn’t standardized, the judge sets the duration and content requirements for your case.

That depends on your order. Florida courts may accept self-paced online courses, while others require live, instructor-led sessions. Because anger management has no statewide certification, both formats can be approved if your court agrees.

Most Florida courts and probation officers require:

• A Certificate of Completion (showing your name, total hours, and completion date)

• Proof of provider credentials

• A progress or attendance record, if requested

Courseable’s certificates include all required details and are easily verifiable by courts and probation officers.

Yes — when approved by the judge. Family courts often order anger management as part of custody or co-parenting cases, and they typically accept online completion if the program provides proper documentation.

Email your attorney, probation officer, or courtroom clerk with the program name, total hours, and a link to the provider’s page. Ask for written confirmation that the online format satisfies your order. Courseable can provide an enrollment letter and syllabus if your court requests it.

Yes, if for any reason your class certification is not accepted by a court, just let us know and we will 100% of your money back.

Immediately. After you complete your final quiz you will get your certificate immediately. We will also send your certificate to your Attorney, Probation Officer or Court (optional based on your preference)

Yes, after you sign up and complete the intake form you’ll be given an enrollment letter.

Yes, you can access the courses in Courseable from any device. No app or download is required.

Yes, you can take all the courses at your own pace and be issued a certificate of completion when you complete all the materials and quizzes. 

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