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Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce
An uncontested divorce would be ideal, but these cases are rare. Very seldom do divorcing couples agree on every single aspect of their split, and in those cases, the courts (and two separate Pennsylvania divorce lawyers) are necessary to complete the dissolution as fairly as possible. Call the Law Offices of Sheryl R. Rentz, P.C., for more details. Since 2001, Sheryl has been personally handling each case that comes into her Ardmore office. Dial (866) 290-9292 for a free initial consultation.
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DIY Divorce Is Never a Good Idea
Reaching the decision to divorce your spouse is never an easy one. For many couples seeking to dissolve a marriage in Pennsylvania, the process can be daunting. Emotions run high, and money can be stretched thin. Most divorcing couples simply want the process to be over with as quickly and cheaply as possible, which is why some go the route of DIY divorce. Read the rest »
We’ve Chosen Our 2019 Scholarship Winners!
Oh, choosing a winner for this year’s Key to a Bright Future Scholarship was difficult! First, we had to narrow down the field after receiving 1,001 applications. Then, we had to decide between five excellent students, each one strong and persuasive in her own right. So we couldn’t pick a single winner only! Read the rest »
Discovering Hidden Assets During a Divorce
Dividing up property is an important aspect of divorce, and one of the most contentious. It is not uncommon for spouses to attempt to hide assets during the process, particularly in high-net-worth cases. If you are going through a divorce and suspect your spouse may be hiding assets, Sheryl R. Rentz can help you search for them. She is a Montgomery County family law attorney with more than 25 years of experience. Call our Ardmore office toll-free at (866) 290-9292 to schedule a free consultation. Read the rest »
We’ve Chosen Finalists for Our 2019 Scholarship
Sheryl R. Rentz and her staff have been busy reviewing applications since the Key to a Bright Future Scholarship 2019 closed on April 30th. This opportunity was open to any aspiring high school or college student in good standing who explained how he or she intended to balance school, work, and life, much like Sheryl did as an engineer for AT&T while going to night school for law. Read the rest »
Social Media: A Bad Idea for Breakups (In Court and Out)
Whatever you’re feeling about your ex right now, take our advice – and don’t post about it online. Don’t Tweet your frustrations. Don’t upload a rant to Facebook or repost a funny article about how to murder your wife. Don’t double-tap something on Instagram, implying that you believe men are inherently less competent parents. Read the rest »
Lose the Spouse, Keep the House
Divorcing is tougher when high worth is involved. Let’s be honest: no one wants to give up the things they’ve worked hard to obtain to their ex. Your house, property, money, cars, and other valuables could be up for grabs in the divorce. Read the rest »
We’re Kicking Off the Key to a Bright Future Scholarship 2019!
Over 500 aspiring scholars sent in their applications for our 2018 scholarship, and the Law Offices of Sheryl R. Rentz, P.C., is hoping for even more this year! The Key to a Bright Future Scholarship 2019 will award $500 to one deserving student for post-secondary educational expenses.
We want to know how YOU find balance between your school life, work life, and extracurricular activities. How will this balance help you find the “key” to a bright future? The deadline to apply is April 30, 2019, so get started on your essay, and tell your friends! Read the rest »
Leave That Marriage in 2018
There’s something about the New Year that makes people want to start fresh and leave all bad situations behind. Going into 2019 with a positive attitude is exactly what you need to start your year off right. But if your divorce wasn’t finalized before January 1, 2019, changes from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will alter your future. Read the rest »
Whose Weekend Is It, Anyway?
Having a successful co-parenting relationship is an important part of raising a child when you’re not with the other parent, but it can also be the most difficult.
When you have a child with someone, you don’t get to do the petty things that you feel like doing when you break up with an ex. You both have to be “the bigger person” and put personal feelings aside to ensure that your child’s life is full of love, stability, and support. Read the rest »
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