Family law attorneys in Mississippi
6 family law attorneys across 6 cities in Mississippi. Family law attorneys in Mississippi who represent fathers, plus support resources for men in the state.
Derek L. Hall, PC
Mississippi firm with attorneys Derek Hall, Jennifer Hall and Jeanine Carafello. Its paternity practice page addresses unmarried fathers who must establish paternity before seeking visitation or custody, and related child support obligations.
Hollis Legal Solutions, PLLC
DeSoto County firm with attorneys including Scott Hollis and Natasha Hollis, publishing a father's rights and paternity page. Work covers voluntary and involuntary paternity establishment, custody, visitation and support.
Lowrey, Fortner, & Miri P.A.
Hattiesburg firm with partners Shawn M. Lowrey and Kimberly-Joy Miri whose paternity page includes a section for unmarried fathers seeking custody rights. Services cover paternity by acknowledgment or DNA testing, custody adjudication and child support enforcement.
Taylor & Cox Law Firm
Pascagoula firm with attorneys Calvin Taylor and Tyler Cox publishing a fathers' rights page for the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Matters include custody and visitation disputes, paternity establishment and child support enforcement.
The Culpepper Law Firm, PLLC
Gulfport practice of attorney Susan Culpepper with a stated father's rights and child custody focus for south Mississippi. Matters include custody, visitation, contested and uncontested divorce and child support.
Dulaney & Sumner, PLLC
Tupelo firm whose child custody page is presented as a fathers' rights practice for north Mississippi. Attorney Harry Sumner handles custody disputes, parenting time and child support enforcement.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
How many family law attorneys are in Mississippi?
Men's Rights Matter lists 6 family law attorneys in Mississippi across 6 cities, led by Gulfport, Hattiesburg, Jackson. New listings are added as we verify them.
Which cities in Mississippi have the most family law attorneys?
Gulfport (1), Hattiesburg (1), Jackson (1), Olive Branch (1), Pascagoula (1).
How is custody decided in Mississippi?
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 Mississippi courts and your county apply them.
Can child support be changed in Mississippi?
Generally yes, when income or circumstances change substantially. The process and thresholds differ by state; an attorney can tell you whether your change qualifies.