Christine Reynolds Inglis
Family Law (Transactional/Litigation)
Stevenson Ranch, California
Personal Introduction
Christine Reynolds Inglis, received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Journalism with a concentration in History from Indiana University, Bloomington, in 2002. She received a Certificate in Paralegal Studies from William Rainey Harper College in Palatine, IL, in 2003 and worked as a paralegal for a law firm in the Indianapolis area concentrating in bankruptcy, criminal defense, personal injury and family law for four years. She then received her Juris Doctorate from Indiana University, Indianapolis, in 2009. Ms. Inglis is a licensed attorney in Indiana where she practiced for four years, handling family law, collections, bankruptcy, personal injury and civil cases. She relocated to the Los Angeles area and originally joined The Reape-Rickett Law Firm in January 2013 as a law clerk. Ms. Inglis has been a member of the California State Bar since December 2014. After three years as an Associate with The Reape-Rickett Law Firm, Ms. Inglis became the first female Shareholder in December 2017. She then founded Inglis Family Law Firm in December 2021.
Practice Composition
Transactional/Litigation
Education
Practice Summary
Response Time
1 day
Personal Interests & Charitable Work
In addition to helping families across the Santa Clarita Valley through her legal services, Ms. Inglis has dedicated her time to serving the local legal community. Since joining the Santa Clarita Valley Bar Association (SCVBA) in 2016 she has served as Secretary and Trustee, as well as Secretary, Director and President of the largest category protected networking group in Santa Clarita, Santa Clarita Valley Business Group (SCVBG). In 2018, Ms. Inglis was officially honored as Elite Magazine's Ultimate Female Lawyer and in 2019 Ms. Inglis was officially honored as one of Santa Clarita’s 40 Under Forty in recognition of her efforts to support and assist members of the local community.
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