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Extra Phones: Phone: (352) 368-9993
Neighborhood: Baldwin Park
Other Link: http://www.mensdivorcelaw.com
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Categories: Attorneys, Adoption Law Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Domestic Violence Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Trust Companies, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys
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Mens Divorce Law Firm is very professional, concise and friendly. They did a great job finding the best solution for me and following through with it. Highly recommended!

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Phone: (407) 896-2677

Address: 938 Lake Baldwin Ln, Orlando, FL 32814

Website: http://www.mensdivorcelaw.com

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Divorce
The Men’s Divorce Law Firm is highly skilled in problem solving, fostering open communication and maintaining peace throughout all negotiations. Contact us today to discuss if Collaborative Law can benefit you and your family.
Child Support
However, judges still may assume things like dads who have big careers aren’t able to devote enough time to children, or that dads are clueless about taking care of toddlers. Bias definitely still exists even if it is subconscious/more subtle! If not checked, this bias can mean that your children may not get to live with you or that you may not get to see them as much. It can also mean that you may end up paying more child support than you should based on numbers and facts alone.
Child Custody and Visitation
Contact Florida child custody lawyer Jeffrey Feulner to schedule a consultation with a family law attorney who advocates for the father’s perspective in child timesharing (custody) disputes.
Adoption
Step-parent adoptions can be an emotional and tricky process. For a non-biological parent to adopt a child, the biological parent or parents must first give up all of their parental rights to the child including but not limited to visitation and decision making.
Paternity
Some men wish to assert their parental rights if they did father a child. Others need help disputing their alleged identification as fathers of children they do not believe they are responsible for. Contact Jeffrey Feulner, paternity law attorney, for thoughtful, informative legal advice and representation, no matter which perspective you bring to a paternity action.
Premarital Agreement
This is usually a shortcut to a prenuptial agreement that does not hold up under the scrutiny of the court. Prenuptial agreements generally apply to financial matters, not solely personal matters. It is usually wise to protect yourself and your spouse with a prenuptial agreement that strengthens your marriage.
Spousal Support
Occasionally, if the relationship between a husband and wife is extremely contentious, the wife and her attorney may employ dishonest tactics to paint the husband in a bad light and sway the judge further in their favor. This can result in men being required to pay more than what’s actually fair when it comes to alimony (spousal support). This can also result in men not being able to be as involved in their children’s lives.
Legal Separation
Post-nuptial agreements are legally-enforceable contracts signed by couples any time after the marriage. Like a prenup, post-nuptial agreements outline how a couple’s income and assets are to be addressed (and divided) in the event of a legal separation or a divorce.
Annulment
The process for terminating a domestic partnership varies between states. In some jurisdictions, ending a domestic partnership is as simple as filing a Notice of Termination with the Secretary of State. In other jurisdictions, domestic partners must dissolve their relationship through divorce or annulment proceedings.

Criminal Defense
Attorney Kenney was born and raised in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, just like her mentor, Attorney Moses. She attended King’s College, Pennsylvania, where she obtained her bachelor’s degree in English Literature and Language. Shortly after graduation, she moved to Florida to obtain a Juris Doctorate from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University College of Law (Florida A&M) in Orlando, FL. While pursuing her Juris Doctorate, Ms. Kenney worked full-time as a paralegal in Criminal Defense and Family Law and managed to graduate in the top 3% of her class. Ms. Kenney was inspired to join the legal field by her late aunt, Christine Trottini, who established a very successful law firm in PA. Her passing shed light on how well-liked, respected, and trusted she was as a zealous attorney for her clients.
Misdemeanors
Contempt of Court is also available in the criminal justice system. … 588.20, there is both felony and misdemeanor contempt of court. A felony contempt of court occurs when a subpoenaed party “knowingly and willfully” disobeys a subpoena in a crime of violence case (e.g. domestic assault cases)
Assault
Restraining Order
Not anti-women; in fact, most men’s divorce law firms will encourage clients to treat their spouses or ex-spouses politely and respectfully, and to cooperate with them as much as possible. Otherwise, with the bias in family court, any negative treatment could lead to restraining orders, sole custody for the mother, and financial penalties.

Trusts and Estates

Trusts
Living Trust: A legal instrument that assists you in directing how your property is transferred or distributed upon your incapacitation or death. You may name your partner as your trustee and/or beneficiary who can manage your estate without direct court intervention or supervision.
Power of Attorney
Power of Attorney: A legal instrument that allows one partner to legally stand in the shoes of the other to sign contracts, collect rent, write checks and pay bills, open and close bank accounts, credit card accounts, purchase insurance, buy or sell property, etc.

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