http://www.srrentzlaw.com/blog by Philadelphia Lawyer Sheryl R. Rentz Wed, 28 Jul 2010 23:21:15 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Delaware County is a prominent county in Pennsylvania with an estimated population over 550,864. Being comprised of suburbs of its neighboring city, Philadelphia, Delaware County is the fifth most populous county in Pennsylvania. Considering that approximately 206,320 households and 139,472 families reside in Delaware County, the area is no stranger ... http://www.srrentzlaw.com/blog/divorce/delaware-county-divorce-and-family-law-attorney/ On any given day, no-fault divorce is cited throughout most of the country as the primary reason why a marriage simply didn't work. Of the 50 states, New York remains the lone holdout state that does not allow no-fault divorces in its court system. However, according to a ... http://www.srrentzlaw.com/blog/divorce/no-fault-divorce-may-soon-be-allowed-in-new-york/ In any Philadelphia child custody case, every pertinent detail needs to be carefully examined in order to determine what course of action should be taken in order to keep the best interest of the child in mind at all times. However, in cases where parents are members of the armed ... http://www.srrentzlaw.com/blog/child-custody/should-military-deployment-be-considered-in-custody-battles/ Philadelphia County is situated in Pennsylvania and shares similar boundaries with Philadelphia, which holds the county seat. As one of the first three counties established in 1682 along with Chester and Bucks counties, Philadelphia County is now the most populous county in Pennsylvania with an estimated population of 1,540,351 in ... http://www.srrentzlaw.com/blog/divorce/philadelphia-county-divorce-and-family-law-attorney/ Whether you are currently thinking about filing for divorce and children are involved, or are presently receiving or paying child support in Pennsylvania, you should be aware of the new PA child support guidelines that went into effect on May 12, 2010. One of the main child support guideline changes ... http://www.srrentzlaw.com/blog/child-support/new-pennsylvania-child-support-guidelines/ With the growing popularity of social networking sites, couples who are experiencing marriage difficulties need to be aware that what they post on sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace can be held against them in a court of family law. Chicago's local ABC affiliate, WLS-TV, recently ran a news ... http://www.srrentzlaw.com/blog/divorce/social-networking-sites-cited-in-divorce-court/ Entering into marriage is proving much easier than walking away from it, as many same-sex married couples are finding out. According to a recent CNN.com article, a new issue is starting to manifest itself, posing an interesting dilemma that has some states at odds over what to do. That ... http://www.srrentzlaw.com/blog/divorce/divorce-poses-new-challenges-for-same-sex-couples/ A timeonline.com article reports that a former Beaver County mother was sent to jail for up to six months for violating court orders when she took her son to Turkey without legal permission and then did not return until four years later. The woman had ignored multiple court orders demanding ... http://www.srrentzlaw.com/blog/domestic-violence/pennsylvania-custody-order-family-law-attorney/ According to an article published at www.publicopiniononline.com, a Franklin County judge gave a toddler’s parents joint custody in a temporary custody order, and then scheduled another hearing to determine permanent custody. The decision was made during a hearing to determine whether Colorado or Pennsylvania has jurisdiction in the case. The ... http://www.srrentzlaw.com/blog/child-custody/pennsylvania-shared-child-family-law-attorney/ A Virginia woman failed on Friday to surrender custody of her 7-year-old daughter that she shares with a former lesbian partner of over 4 years, defying a Vermont court’s order. The New York Times reports that the woman was ordered by a Vermont judge to surrender custody of her daughter ... http://www.srrentzlaw.com/blog/child-custody/virginia-woman-defies-court-order-to-surrender-custody-of-child/