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Family Law Attorneys

McGinnis Law Firm, P.A. - Tampa (813-235-4650)
Stan W. Givens, Esq. - Tampa (800-716-6206)
David Caveda, Esq. - Tampa (813-463-0800)

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Child In Between - Mandatory Parenting Class - All Florida (1-877-874-1365)
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Hillsborough County Court Information

Hillsborough County Courthouse, P.O. Box 1110, Tampa, FL 33601 or County Center, 601 E. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33602, Telephone (813) 276-8100 Fax (813) 272-6518 SUNCOM 543-8100

Hillsborough County Divorce Support Groups

Bell Shoals Baptist Church 2102 Bell Shoals Road, Brandon, Florida 33511 Phone: 813-689-4229 Contact: Mr. Gary Payne

Bethel Temple Assembly of God 1510 W. Hillsborough Avenue, Tampa, Florida 36603 Phone: 813-238-2348 Contact: Ms. Glenda Spangler

Idlewild Baptist Church 1515 West Bearss, Tampa, Florida 33613 Phone: 813-264-1515 Contact: Mr. Larry Askew

Lighthouse Christian Fellowship Center 1477 TampaPark Plaza, Tampa, Florida 33605 Phone: 813-231-7729 Contact: Dr. Willie Bolden

Midway Baptist Church 2902 East Midway Road, Plant City, Florida 33565 Phone: 813-752-7209 Contact: Mr. Mitch Weissman

Riverhills Church of God 8718 North 46th Street, Tampa, Florida 33617 Phone: 813-890-3643 Contact: Ms. Darlene Allen

Triumphant Church Fellowship 3519 Del Lago Circle #282, Tampa, Florida 33614 Phone: 813-932-5185 Contact: Mr. Craig Holloway

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