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Home
About Us
- Jeffrey Feulner
- Jean Moses
Practice Areas
Resources
Testimonials
FAQ Videos
Contact Us
Locations
- Orlando, FL
  - Orlando, FL Men’s Divorce Lawyers
  - Orlando, FL Men’s Custody Lawyers

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Alimony / Spousal Support
Child Custody & Visitation
Child Support
Collaborative Family Law
Contempt Matters
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Modification of Orders
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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. Orlando men’s rights Attorney Jeffrey Feulner 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, father's rights issues, and step-parent adoptions.

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Orlando, FL 32804

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