Holidays offer some of your most special opportunities to make lasting memories that you and your children can treasure. Florida's child custody attorneys, Kenny Leigh and Associates are familiar with the difficulties men face, especially during your first few holidays, when you hope to make everything go extra-smoothly as you and your ex-wife coordinate and manage your children's holidays from separate home bases.

When going through a child custody dispute, you are likely to have many questions. Kenny Leigh & Associates, child custody attorneys in Gainesville, Jacksonville, Fleming Island, Boca Raton, Fort Walton, and Daytona, can help you with retaining custody of your child. Untangling child custody disputes can be a long and emotional process. As a father, you will want to protect your child custody rights while sheltering your children from the worst of the legal dispute. For more information, contact Kenny Leigh and Associates, a men-only family law firm. Kenny Leigh and Associates has six office locations in Jacksonville, Gainesville, Fleming Island, Daytona and Boca Raton, and Fort Walton Beach, serving North and South Florida. 

If you’re divorced or you’re in the process of getting divorced, the holidays can be trying times for you and your children. If you are in the process of a divorce right now in the Jacksonville, Gainesville, Boca Raton, Fleming Island or Daytona area, be sure to consult an attorney who has experience in family law. In the meantime, here are ten tips to make the holidays easier.

November has been designated the National Adoption Month, so most people right now associated with the issue are thinking about how to make an adoption happen or how to promote adoption in general. The last thing anyone wants to be dealing with is trying to keep an adoption going to final approval while dealing with a divorce at the same time. However, it happens, and there are certain aspects a person needs to be aware of when trying to manage both issues in the State of Florida.

Every child deserves to know their father regardless of whether your marriage worked out or not, but in cases that the father isn't fully informed of their rights, the child suffers. Paternity is simply a term that is used to describe fatherhood, which is why establishing paternity is so important. Simply put, establishing paternity provides your child with a father in the legal system. Furthermore, establishing paternity ensures that all parents have the opportunity to maintain a relationship with their child/children.