While going through the actual process of legally separating, you may deal with problems that arise when your wife cancels your health insurance before a divorce or with other insurance policies that you may have shared. Kenny Leigh and Associates is a men only family law firm with six offices serving Jacksonville, Gainesville, Fleming Island, Daytona, Boca Raton, and Fort Walton Beach in both the North Florida and South Florida areas. 

One of the most difficult parts of a divorce is the reality of explaining it to the children. The divorce process is difficult for everyone involved in it, particularly for a child who has no fault in the matter. Kenny Leigh and Associates is a men only family law firm with experience in men only child custody cases. Kenny Leigh and Associates has six offices serving Jacksonville, Gainesville, Fleming Island, Daytona and Boca Raton, and Fort Walton Beach in both the North Florida and South Florida areas. 

Single fathers have all sorts of reasons to make sure that they both make and stick to their new year’s resolutions this coming year. In many cases single fathers have undergone a difficult divorce and custody battle, only to receive the short end of the stick. For some, men only child custody issues still loom like fresh wounds, with child support, visitation, and other issues as well.

The whole process of a divorce can be emotionally draining for both parties involved. There are so many things to consider, such as child support, alimony, and finance. In Florida, if minor children are involved the issue of child support and custody will make the divorce process a little longer. Questions will arise about navigating your divorce and what to expect in the divorce process. It is important that you contact a lawyer to learn more about your legal rights and obligations. Kenny Leigh and Associates is a men only family law firm with offices in Jacksonville, Fleming Island, Daytona, Gainesville, Fort Walton Beach, and Boca Raton, Florida.

During a divorce, you aren't just breaking up a marriage; you are also splitting up your finances. This is often where things get messy, and knowing how to protect yourself is important if you want to retain as much of your finances as possible. One issue that couples end up running into problems with is joint bank accounts. Both individuals have full access to these accounts, and it’s common for one to pull all the money out of the account after the decision to divorce has been made. If you are concerned about this scenario occurring, learn how to protect yourself now.