Men’s Divorce Law Firm

Aggressively Representing Husbands and Fathers℠

Husbands and fathers who are confronting Florida family law challenges are encouraged to contact Orlando father’s rights advocate the Men’s Divorce Law Firm in College Park. Our firm is an experienced advocate for the male point of view in Florida divorce, child custody issues, child support conflicts, paternity matters, domestic violence charges, property division, business valuations, fathers’ rights issues, and step-parent adoptions.

Divorce

Divorce is never part of the plan when a marriage takes place. However, when divorce is the resolution to marital discord, men and women often bring different perspectives to the process because each has a unique stake in the outcome of the divorce settlement.
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Alimony / Spousal Support

The ever-changing economic landscape touches the lives of most of our clients and the prospective clients we consult with every day. Even as we look forward to a turnaround, the implications will continue to affect our families in ways that we could not have contemplated in the years leading up to today.
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Child Custody & Visitation

As a father, husband, and family law attorney, Jeffrey Feulner knows firsthand the importance of children’s relationships with both of their parents. Mr. Feulner believes that every member of the family benefits from shared parental responsibility and timesharing (custody) — especially the children.
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Paternity & Father’s Rights

Men can get their fathers’ rights in Florida by filing a paternity action in a Florida court. Filing a paternity action is how a man acknowledges paternity of his child and is the first step to protecting a father’s visitation and custodial rights. A paternity action can also be filed by a pregnant woman, an unmarried woman who has a child, a father who believes that he could have fathered a child with a certain woman, or by children who want to determine who their dad is if paternity has never been established.
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