Live on Zoom · City of Philadelphia
Domestic Violence Classes for the Philadelphia Municipal Court
Live Zoom classes with Jennifer Schroeder, M.S., CADC. 4 to 52 hours, from $100.
- Proof of enrollment the moment you pay
- Full refund if your court doesn’t accept it
Acceptance is determined by your court, probation officer, employer, or ordering authority. Confirm required hours, provider credentials, and online-format requirements before enrolling.
- FormatLive on ZoomEvening and weekend classes
- Program length4 to 52 hoursThe hours on your paperwork
- PriceFrom $100One price covers every session
- CertificateThe day you finishWith an ID anyone can check
How It Works
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Philadelphia Municipal Court
Live online domestic violence classes for Philadelphia Municipal Court cases, led by Jennifer Schroeder, M.S., CADC. Your signed certificate is issued the same day after you complete all required sessions and your attendance is verified. Many courts allow live online classes, but your judge or probation officer decides. Confirm before you book — we can send program details to the court on request.
The Philadelphia Municipal Court is one of the largest municipal courts serving Philadelphia County in Pennsylvania. You will find it at 1301 Filbert St., Philadelphia, PA 19107. The court has 25 judges.
The largest limited jurisdiction court in Pennsylvania, serving the City of Philadelphia with 25 judges. Handles all misdemeanors, landlord-tenant disputes, and traffic cases for PA's most populous city. The court, not Schroeder Counseling, decides what satisfies your order. For questions about your case, your deadline, or what your order requires, contact the court or your probation officer.
A domestic violence class can be ordered in cases such as domestic assault, intimate partner violence, or a protective order violation. If your case is in the Philadelphia Municipal Court and your order calls for a domestic violence class, our live online class covers power and control, accountability, and healthy relationship skills. If your order names a batterer intervention program (BIP or BIPP) or a state-certified provider, call us at (734) 834-6934 before you book. This class may not satisfy that kind of order.
Domestic Violence Classes for Philadelphia Municipal Court Cases
Schroeder Counseling provides domestic violence classes for anyone whose Philadelphia Municipal Court order calls for them. Our class is fully online through live, interactive Zoom sessions. You can join from anywhere in City of Philadelphia or across Pennsylvania. This is not a self-paced video course. You work directly with Jennifer Schroeder, M.S., CADC, in real time.
The curriculum uses the Duluth Model and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). You examine the dynamics and cycle of domestic violence. You learn to spot power and control patterns and to de-escalate conflict. You also practice accountability, safety planning, and building respectful relationships.
Our online domestic violence classes for Philadelphia Municipal Court cases run on live, interactive Zoom sessions led by Jennifer Schroeder, M.S., CADC. Classes come in 4, 8, 12, 16, 26, or 52 hours. Pick the length your court order lists. People take this class for criminal court orders, family court, protective order conditions, plea agreements, CPS referrals, and probation. Confirm with your court, probation officer, or caseworker that it fits your order.
Your signed certificate is issued the same day after you complete all required sessions and your attendance is verified. It lists your full name, total program hours, attendance dates, a curriculum description, our counselor's credentials, and verification details. You can give it to the Philadelphia Municipal Court or your probation officer. On request, we also send program information or completion verification to the court clerk or your probation officer at no extra charge.
What's included
- Live online domestic violence classes for Philadelphia Municipal Court cases
- Led by Jennifer Schroeder, M.S., CADC
- Live, interactive Zoom sessions — not pre-recorded videos
- Certificate issued the day you complete your hours
- Verified attendance and verification details on every certificate
- Evening and weekend sessions available for flexible scheduling
- Completion verification sent to the Philadelphia Municipal Court on request
- Choose 4, 8, 12, 16, 26, or 52 hours
- HIPAA-compliant, confidential sessions
- Clear pricing with no hidden fees
- For court orders, plea agreements, probation, and diversion
What clients say
Real Google reviews from Schroeder Counseling clients, word for word.
- Five stars.
“She has a way of guiding you to see things you may not have been able to recognize on your own, and then helping you understand how to actually move forward—not just talk about it. … If you’re looking for someone who is insightful, compassionate, and truly invested in your progress, I can’t recommend Jennifer highly enough.”
Brian B.Google Review - Five stars.
“Jennifer has been amazing—supportive, understanding, and truly dedicated to helping me grow. She created a safe space for me to be honest and has been a huge part of my progress. Highly recommended!”
Latunya M.Google Review - Five stars.
“Jennifer was such a breath of fresh air. It’s so good to see people who work in counseling actually care about what they are saying to the individuals they are speaking to. Really great listener, honest, funny and super personable! I wish she could be my permanent therapist!”
Veronica R.Google Review
Common Questions & Answers
Everything you need to know before enrolling. Can't find your answer? Call us.
The Philadelphia Municipal Court and your probation officer decide what they accept, not Schroeder Counseling. Many courts in Pennsylvania allow live online classes, but requirements vary by case. Before you book, confirm the required hours, provider credentials, and whether live online attendance is allowed. We can send program details to the court, your probation officer, or your attorney on request.
When you finish your domestic violence classes, you get a signed certificate of completion. It shows our counselor's credentials, total program hours, session dates, curriculum details, and verification details. Give it to the Philadelphia Municipal Court clerk or your probation officer the way they ask: in person, by mail, or through your attorney. On request, we send completion verification to the court clerk or probation department at no extra charge.
Your court order or probation instructions list your hours. The number depends on your case and the judge, so there is no single answer for the Philadelphia Municipal Court. We offer 4, 8, 12, 16, 26, or 52 hours. Pick the number your order lists. If your hours are unclear, or your order lists a number we don't offer, call us at (734) 834-6934.
Our classes are fully online through live, interactive Zoom sessions led by Jennifer Schroeder, M.S., CADC. Many courts allow live online classes, but some orders require in-person attendance or a specific provider. Check your order, or ask the Philadelphia Municipal Court or your probation officer, before you book. We can send program details to them on request.
You can book online and schedule your first session right away. Shorter programs may be completed in one weekend, depending on your required hours and available class times. Longer programs take more time, and we offer several sessions per week. Your signed certificate is issued the same day after you complete all required sessions and your attendance is verified.
The Philadelphia Municipal Court is at 1301 Filbert St., Philadelphia, PA 19107. You can reach it at (215) 686-7550. Office hours are Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM. Do you need to confirm your domestic violence requirement, verify your case number, or check your court date? The clerk's office at this number is the fastest way to get an official answer. Call before your deadline if anything on your court order is unclear.
Your probation officer decides. Many probation officers accept live online classes, but it depends on your order. Each certificate includes our counselor's credentials, total program hours, session dates, a curriculum description, and verification details. Ask your officer before you book, and we can send program details to them on request.
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Other Courts in Pennsylvania
Need domestic violence classes for a different court? We serve clients anywhere in Pennsylvania.
- Montgomery County Court of Common PleasMontgomery County 2 E. Airy St. (610) 278-3345
- Bucks County Court of Common PleasBucks County 55 E. Court St. (215) 348-6000
- Delaware County Court of Common PleasDelaware County 201 W. Front St. (610) 891-4370
- Chester County Court of Common PleasChester County 201 W. Market St. (610) 344-6300
- Berks County Court of Common PleasBerks County 633 Court St. (610) 478-6208
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Answers before you book
- Domestic Violence Class vs. Batterer Intervention Program (BIP)Domestic violence classes and batterer intervention programs are different requirements. How to read your order before you pay for either.Read the guide · 3 min
- How Online Court-Approved Classes WorkA practical guide to online court-approved classes — how they work, whether your court allows them, and what technology you need.Read the guide · 2 min
- How Much Do Court-Ordered Classes Cost?Prices for each court-ordered class by length, what the price covers, and the costs that are separate from the class.Read the guide · 2 min
Written Money-Back Guarantee
If your court or probation department does not accept the certificate we issued for your class, we refund your payment in full. Contact us within 30 calendar days of your completion date and include written documentation from the court or probation department. Read the guarantee terms
Available nationwide for court, probation, employer, diversion, and personal requirements. Acceptance is determined by the receiving court, probation department, employer, or ordering authority. Confirm your required hours, provider credentials, and live-online format before enrolling.