Jennifer M. Erlinger

I moved to Jacksonville in 2009 after spending my childhood in the Tampa Bay area. I earned my Bachelor of Arts from the University of Florida and continued my education at Stetson College of Law, where I focused on Trial Advocacy and received a Certificate of Concentration in Advocacy from their top-ranked advocacy center. Additionally, I obtained a Master's in Business Administration from Stetson University.

Before joining Wood, Atter, & Wolf, I worked as an Assistant State Attorney and Assistant Attorney General in child support enforcement and the Ethics Bureau. I also represented foster children aging out of the Florida foster care system at the Guardian Ad Litem Program. My trial experience in the public sector has equipped me to represent clients from diverse backgrounds in their family administrative law cases.

In 2024, I established Erlinger Family Law to continue providing strong legal advocacy for families seeking to resolve their disputes, both in and out of the courtroom.

• Administrative Law

• Credit Cards Accepted

Florida

Since 2004

Erlinger Family Law

Current

Office of the Attorney General

Current

Guardian Ad Litem Program

Current

Child Support Enforcement-Attorney General's Office

Current

Office of the State Attorney-6th Circuit

Current

Stetson University College of Law

J.D. (2002)

2002

Honors: Certificate of Concentration-Advocacy-2002

Stetson University College of Business

MBA (2002)

2002

University of Florida

B.A. (1999)

1999

Florida Bar

Member

Current

Jacksonville Women Lawyer's Association

Member

Current

Advocacy

Stetson University College of Law