Author: Leigh Daniel, Attorney at Law

Divorce Planning 101

This is Not Legal Advice from Project Positive Change brings you “Divorce Planning 101” brought to you by Leigh Daniel, Advocate of Positive Change, Allison Sara Reiner, and guest Tracey Painter Sbs. No representation is made that the quality of legal services provided is greater than legal services provided by…

Domestic Violence – Men are Victims Too

Too often we focus on women as victims of domestic violence. True, women are the largest population of victims; however, men are victims too. Oftentimes, men suffer in silence because of the stigma attached to being “beaten up by a girl”. I’ve represented several men who were victims. These men…

How to Find Love Again

On this October 23rd, 2017, Facebook Live stream of “This is Not Legal Advice”, second in the series, Leigh Daniel and her guests, Allison Reiner & Josie May, discuss how after the divorce one can learn to be open to love again. No representation is made that the quality of…

Do I Really Want To Stay Married?

In this first episode of “This is Not Legal Advice”, Leigh Daniel and her guest, Allison Reiner, discuss if one should actually stay or leave their current marriage. No representation is made that the quality of legal services provided is greater than legal services provided by other lawyers. For more…

Potcakes: Meet The Animals At Leigh Daniel Law Firm

When people come in and see my beautiful dog they often wonder at her strange name. Pancake? Pockets? Hotcakes? No, no, Potcakes! Meet Potcakes! Her name is Potcakes because that is what she is! She is a Potcake Dog. These are mixed breed dogs from the Caribbean islands that got…

Domestic Violence Awareness Month

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. You might see purple ribbons hanging on doors, wrapped around trees, pinned to lapels, or displayed in other ways around town or on social media. The purple ribbons are meant to raise awareness to the problem of domestic violence – to show support for…

10 Questions about Adultery

Will I still have to give them any of my retirement if I can prove adultery? We are not a community property state and what will be awarded is dependent on the years married but generally, adultery is not going to prevent your spouse from receiving a portion of your…