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Find a family law attorney who represents fathers.
Attorneys with a stated fathers' rights or men's family-law practice, organized by state and city, plus support groups and mental health resources for men going through family court. Every listing links to the firm's own site.
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Fathers' Rights Attorneys
Family law attorneys and firms that publish a dedicated fathers' rights or men's family-law practice page, representing fathers in custody, visitation and parenting-time disputes.
Custody & Paternity
Firms handling legal and physical custody, parenting plans, visitation enforcement, relocation disputes, paternity establishment and disestablishment.
Child Support & Alimony
Attorneys focused on child support calculation, modification and enforcement, spousal support and alimony, and post-judgment financial modifications.
Divorce Attorneys
Family law practices covering contested and uncontested divorce, property division, mediation and collaborative divorce for male clients.
Men's Support Groups
Nonprofits and peer organizations running support groups, meetings and programs for fathers and men going through separation, divorce or custody matters.
Men's Mental Health
Nonprofit organizations and programs focused on men's mental health, suicide prevention and counseling resources for men and fathers.
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Standout family law attorneys
Abbott Law Group
Cobb County firm with attorney BJ Abbott that publishes a fathers' rights page under its child custody practice. Work covers custody and visitation disputes and child support calculated under Georgia guidelines.
Alabama Divorce & Family Lawyers, LLC
Birmingham firm with attorneys Richard Perry and Christina Perry that publishes a men's divorce page addressing father's rights in child custody. The practice also covers paternity, custody and alimony.
Alex M. Brown Law, LLC
Augusta-area firm of attorney Alex M. Brown, based in Evans, with a fathers' rights page under its family law practice. Services include legitimation and paternity establishment, custody and visitation schedules, and child support.
Amanda Raye Thornton, Attorney at Law
A Nashville family law practice run by attorney Amanda Raye Thornton. Its fathers' rights page covers primary residential parent petitions, extended visitation, divorce representation for fathers, and custody petitions filed outside divorce.
American Divorce Association For Men (ADAM)
Southeast Michigan family law practice that represents men and fathers in divorce and custody matters, with offices in Sterling Heights, Southfield and Bloomfield Hills. Attorneys include Brent Bowyer, Jon M. Midtgard and Elizabeth J. Nacy.
Anderson Boback & Marshall
A Chicago family law firm with a second office in Northbrook, founded by attorneys Kimberly J. Anderson, Janice L. Boback and Jessica C. Marshall. Its fathers' rights page covers parenting time and allocation of parental responsibilities, paternity and child support.
Anthon Law & Mediation
Boise family law and mediation practice of attorney Brett C. Anthon, serving Ada County. The page for fathers covers custody and parenting time, confirming parentage so a father holds the same rights and responsibilities as any parent, and child support income calculations and credits.
Arizona Law Group
Arizona family law firm with attorneys including Scott David Stewart and Amy E. Dohrendorf, with offices across the Phoenix metro area. The father's rights page covers custody and parenting time representation, paternity establishment and contested paternity, and modification of custody and child support orders.
Arnson VanTol Law, PLC
A Michigan family law firm with offices in Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo that focuses its practice on representing men and fathers. Its fathers' rights page covers custody for men, paternity matters and divorce including asset division.
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PostpartumMen
An online resource for men experiencing depression, anxiety or mood problems after the birth of a child, founded by Dr. Will Courtenay. It provides a paternal postpartum depression self-assessment, educational material and referral resources, and states it is not a substitute for evaluation by a licensed clinician.
Dads Supporting Dads
A dad-support network operating under the All Parents Welcome 501(c)(3), connecting fathers through local groups in cities across the United States. Activities range from dads' nights out and family play dates to virtual support groups, alongside a podcast network and published guides.
Movember
A registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit working on men's mental health and suicide prevention alongside prostate and testicular cancer research. It funds practitioner training such as Men in Mind, community sport mental health guidelines and the Real Face of Men's Health report series.
National Fatherhood Initiative
A nonprofit founded in 1994 that develops evidence-based fatherhood programs such as 24:7 Dad and InsideOut Dad, and trains practitioners who work with fathers. It also provides assessment tools and collaborates with state, county and city agencies.
Stay; For Life
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit and member of the Maine Association of Nonprofits advocating for men's mental health and suicide prevention. Programs include a Man to Man peer support group, school collaborations, and comfort boxes for those grieving a suicide loss.
The ManKind Project
A global brotherhood of 501(c)(3) charitable organizations running personal development programs for men, including the New Warrior Training Adventure. It supports a network of peer-facilitated men's groups across the United States and 27 other countries.
The short version
A directory, not a cause
Family court is stressful for everyone. Fathers often start with less information about custody, paternity, and support rules, and with fewer places to ask. This site is a plain list of who can help.
Attorneys listed here publish a fathers' rights or men's family-law focus on their own sites. Support groups and mental health resources are listed separately, because legal help and personal support are different needs.
Nothing here is legal advice, and listing is not an endorsement. Most attorneys offer a paid or free consultation; use it to ask about experience with your county's judges and mediators.
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How are attorneys verified?
Each firm came from its own website, confirmed live and showing a fathers' rights or family-law practice. We do not verify bar status; check your state bar.
Is this legal advice?
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