July 29, 2024

First recording is the whole show, second is Andrea Fant interview only, so she can use it on her marketing! we are cool like that!

Our show was terrific today! Wuth Aaron Bos-Lun and Andrea Fant-Esq Andrea Fant for Circuit Judge AndreaFantforJudge.com ! VOTE Aug 20th, in the primary, some candidates hope to move on to the general elections on Nov 5th. A lot of races will be decided, on the 20th of August.

Aaron Bos-Lun Home – Men4Choice

In early 2015, Men4Choice co-founder, Oren Jacobson, heard a presentation by a national reproductive healthcare policy expert and what he learned that day shocked him.

“I thought that Roe v. Wade was settled law. It’s not.”

Coming into the presentation, like most men in America, Oren’s support for reproductive freedom was passive at best.

After the presentation was over, it was clear that most men didn’t fully understand what was at stake; they believed abortion was safely legal and easily accessible.  Oren also doubted that most men knew how to engage in this fight as allies and active supporters.

Andrea Fant, ESQ and Candidate for Circuit Court Judge in Brevard and Seminole County

Andrea Fant, Esq. Canidate for Circuit Court Judge

Born and raised in Melbourne, Florida, Andrea Fant was reared by her widowed mother and older sister. Her mother is a retired Brevard County school bus driver, and Andrea’s sister currently serves in the United States Army. 

Immediately upon graduating from Palm Bay High School, Andrea attended Florida State University, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology as a Bright Futures scholarship recipient. While attending FSU, Andrea was a tutor with the Center for Civic Education and Service and a volunteer with Habitat for Humanity. In 2009, she graduated from Florida A&M University, College of Law, and passed The Florida Bar Exam. After gaining experience at a boutique law firm, Andrea returned home and started her own law firm with a focus on family law and civil matters. She was also an attorney with the Department of Revenue, Child Support Enforcement Division, where she acted on behalf of the State of Florida to establish paternity, initiate child support, and prosecute parents who willfully failed to meet their child support obligations. 

Currently, Andrea serves our community as an Assistant Public Defender by representing defendants who are indigent. As an Assistant Public Defender, she manages a high-volume caseload involving individuals with criminal charges ranging from misdemeanors to first degree felonies. Andrea’s clientele also includes persons with mental health illnesses, autism and intellectual disabilities, and drug addiction. Andrea is a trial attorney who has taken cases to verdict during jury trials and has litigated complex legal issues including but not limited to matters involving Motions to Suppress and Florida’s Stand Your Ground statute. Additionally, Andrea has argued two cases before the Fifth District Court of Appeals. 

Outside of the courtroom, Andrea’s involvement in the legal community has included member and chair of the Grievance Committee, graduate of The Florida Bar’s Wm. Reece Smith, Jr. Leadership Academy (Class VI), President of the Brevard County chapter of FACDL (Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers), and member of Vassar B. Carlton American Inn of Court, to name a few. She has also volunteered with organizations such as Wreaths Across America, the Daily Bread, and The Children’s Hunger Project. In addition to her community involvement, Andrea enjoys the theater, traveling, visiting museums, and spending time with family and friends.

Currently, Andrea is running for Circuit Judge in our 18th Judicial Circuit (Brevard and Seminole counties). She aims to improve our system of justice and she has the experience to do it.