UpdatedMon, Feb 8, 2021 at 4:10 pm ET
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Robert Repko runs his own family law firm, Repko Law, LLC, in Doylestown, primarily handling cases involving divorce, custody, support and protection from abuse. (Repko Law)
DOYLESTOWN, PA A longtime attorney in Doylestown with his own family law practice is seeking a soon-to-be vacant judge seat on the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas.
Robert Repko, a family law attorney since 2001, will run for the seat in the 2021 local election to replace embattled Judge Alan Rubenstein, who is retiring at the end of the year due to reaching the mandatory retirement age of 75 for Pennsylvania judges. He will celebrate his 75th birthday in March.
The new political season is getting off to a quick start as six candidates have already entered the race for a seat on the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas.
Four Democrats and two Republicans have announced their candidacies for the Pennsylvania Primary Electionon May 18, in which judicial candidates can run on both tickets as a sign of impartiality. They will be able to cross file for both parties tickets after Feb. 12.
The official list of seats open in the judicial race won t be announced by the Pennsylvania Department of State until mid February.
The attorneys who are candidates include:
Bucks County Courier Times
The Bucks County Recorder of Deeds is asking that people corresponding with the office include an email when submitting information. As you may be aware, there have been delays with the U.S. Postal Service. The Recorder of Deeds office is doing their best to get the original documents out to submitters as soon as possible. The office does ask that when submitting documents through the mail, to please include an email address. This will ensure you receive an invoice detailing the recording information, such as date recorded, and fees paid, said Recorder of Deeds Robin Robinson. This email will be added to our email list, so you receive office updates and our bi-monthly newsletter.
DOYLESTOWN As you may be aware, there have been delays with the U.S. Postal Service. The Recorder of Deeds office is doing their best to get the original documents out to submitters as soon as possible. The office does ask that when submitting documents through the mail, to please include an email address. This will ensure you receive an invoice detailing the recording information, such as date recorded, and fees paid. This email will be added to our email list, so you receive office updates and our bi-monthly newsletter.
Along with documents mailed directly to us, our office continues to record documents received electronically. The recording staff processes all documents on a daily basis during normal hours, which are Monday through Friday 7:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Almost all documents in the office are public record and can be viewed through our recording vendor, Landex, going back to 1684.