Family law attorneys in Florida
13 family law attorneys across 9 cities in Florida. Family law attorneys in Florida who represent fathers, plus support resources for men in the state.
Bernal-Mora & Nickolaou, P.A.
A Central Florida family law firm whose attorneys include board-certified practitioners Andrew Nickolaou and Ophelia Bernal-Mora. The fathers' rights page covers paternity proceedings, custody and time-sharing, and parental decision-making over health, education and religion.
Charles E. Willmott, P.A.
Jacksonville family law practice of attorney Charles E. Willmott with a fathers' rights page. Services include custody and visitation disputes, paternity establishment and child support negotiation and litigation.
Fathers for Equal Rights - The National Organization
A 501(c)(3) membership organization in Miami Beach offering legal education on custody, parental rights and family court procedure, plus peer support networks for fathers. It provides training for self-represented litigants and connects members with volunteer advocates; its board includes Manny Rey, Louis Lliteras II and Derrick Burgess. No licensed attorneys are listed as staff.
Faulkner Law Group, PLLC
A Tampa family law practice led by attorney David Faulkner. Its fathers' rights page addresses child custody and child support matters for fathers, including shared custody arrangements under Florida law.
John F. Schutz, P.L.
Palm Beach County firm with attorneys John F. Schutz and Alexander M. Bottone publishing a fathers' rights page. Services include custody and visitation advocacy, paternity establishment for unmarried fathers, and child support modification.
Owenby Law, P.A.
Jacksonville firm founded by attorney Joy Owenby with a fathers' rights page under its family law practice. Work includes custody and time-sharing disputes, paternity establishment and child support determination and modification.
Sandra Bonfiglio, P.A.
Fort Lauderdale family law practice of attorney Sandra Bonfiglio whose paternity page addresses fathers' rights cases in Broward County. Services include paternity actions, timesharing and custody arrangements, and child support enforcement and modification.
Sasser, Cestero & Roy, P.A.
West Palm Beach family law firm with attorneys Thomas J. Sasser, Jorge M. Cestero and Elisha D. Roy that publishes a fathers' rights practice page. Matters include custody and visitation, child support calculation and modification, and paternity for unmarried fathers.
The Law Office of Laura A. Olson, P.A.
A Tampa family law office run by attorney Laura A. Olson. Its fathers' rights page covers parenting plan and time-sharing disputes, paternity proceedings for unmarried fathers, and objections to parental relocation beyond 50 miles.
The Virga Law Firm, P.A.
A Florida family law firm founded by Gerard Virga with offices serving the Panhandle and Central Florida. Its fathers' rights page covers paternity establishment by acknowledgment or court-ordered DNA testing, time-sharing and parental responsibility plans.
Your Advocates
Fort Myers firm with partners Rita M. Jackman, Richard M. Ricciardi, Jr., Mellany Marquez-Kelly and Diana Castrillon, publishing a fathers' rights page. Work includes petitions to establish paternity, timesharing and parenting plans.
Calvo & Calvo, Attorneys at Law
Fort Myers firm with attorney Jose Calvo that publishes a father's rights page under its family law practice. Services include custody matters, paternity establishment and child support.
Givens Law Group
A Tampa family law firm whose leadership includes a former chair of The Florida Bar Marital and Family Law Board Certification Committee. Its fathers' rights page covers paternity establishment and challenges, custody and visitation, and shared parental responsibility petitions.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How many family law attorneys are in Florida?
Men's Rights Matter lists 13 family law attorneys in Florida across 9 cities, led by Tampa, Fort Myers, Jacksonville. New listings are added as we verify them.
Which cities in Florida have the most family law attorneys?
Tampa (3), Fort Myers (2), Jacksonville (2), Fort Lauderdale (1), Maitland (1).
How is custody decided in Florida?
Every state applies a best-interests-of-the-child standard, with its own factors and presumptions about shared parenting. An attorney on this page can explain how Florida courts and your county apply them.
Can child support be changed in Florida?
Generally yes, when income or circumstances change substantially. The process and thresholds differ by state; an attorney can tell you whether your change qualifies.