Happy Holidays! I Hate You: Coparenting the Holiday Season
A frequent source of calls at a law office this time of year revolves around disputes about how children will spend the holidays either during a divorce or separation when there isRead More…
09Nov/22
Social Media and Divorce
It is inevitable. The dramatic moment when the attorney from the other side of your divorce case waves the Facebook or Instagram photo of you and your new boyfriend frolicking on vacationRead More…
Concerning International Parent Abduction…
Most parents who have custody disputes have no reason to be concerned that the other parent will attempt to abscond out of the country to avoid sharing parenting, but in some cases,Read More…
But There’s Still a Pandemic…Parenting Time Issues and COVID Continued
There’s a vaccine. Schools are working on in person instruction plans going forward. However, COVID-19 is still infecting and killing far too many people in the United States. In theRead More…
Uh Oh, Lost My Job, Can’t Pay Support!
New Jersey court’s answer to this: likely you have to anyway, and failure to do so can have serious consequences. A temporary change of circumstances does not warrant the reduction or eliminationRead More…
12Oct/15
Military Custody
Military custody can be a complicated issue. Consider that the most challenging part of most divorces and separations is working out custody and parenting time. In the case of a military orRead More…
College Contribution Facts for Single Parents
With summer winding down and the new school year fast approaching, many parents are more anxious than usual. That anxiety is worse for single parents of High School seniors faced with payingRead More…
5 College Contribution Myths
There are many misconceptions about who’s responsible for a child’s college costs when the parents never married (or are divorced.) The Law Offices of Lynda Hinkle is your Family Law Specialist. ThatRead More…
Questions about Temporary Custody Agreements
Modern families are always on the move, sometimes in the middle of the school year. Regardless what’s prompted your move, we can help you make sure your children maintain some continuity! By AliciaRead More…
16Mar/15
Maximize your GI Bill Benefits.
The Post-9/11 GI Bill has made it much easier for a military dependent use their sponsor (the servicemember’s) unused GI Bill benefits. This is a wonderful change, and has made it muchRead More…