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Stevenson Ranch (6 miles)
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Phone: (661) 846-2754

Address: 28005 Smyth Dr, Valencia, CA 91355

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Divorce
Rob: Hello everyone we are here with Rand Pinsky who is a Santa Clarita divorce and family law attorney. Hello Rand.
Child Support
Rand Pinsky: Well, that's one of the arguments you hear 50% of the time and the other argument you hear 50% of the time is I'm not getting enough money to take care of the needs of the children. So of course the supported spouse, or the spouse or the parent that is receiving the child support, always wants to get as much as they can. The parent that is paying the other spouse or the other parent wants to make sure that the money that they're giving is going to the children and the children's welfare and not to the other parent for whatever other reasons.
Child Custody and Visitation
Rob: Rand, today in this particular video segment we want to talk about the issue of child custody and child visitations. Which I understand can be a very contentious issue between parents.
Adoption
Santa Clarita Divorce Lawyer Rand Pinsky know that when family law issues are on your mind, it is very hard to think about anything else. Your family, children, finances, and everything you have worked hard for are very important to you. If your life is shaken by divorce, or when you have been served with legal papers, or when your ex-spouse not complying with the court's divorce orders, the problems created can seem unending and overwhelming to say the least. When you are looking for personalized legal services and quality representation, Rand Pinksy, Esq. has the skill, knowledge and experience necessary to handle your legal matter. If you are experiencing legal issues concerning a family law matter about alimony, child support or adoption law, or have questions about alimony law, contact Santa Clarita family law attorney Rand Pinsky. Call 661-295-4644 to arrange for a consultation or use our website contact form by clicking here.
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
Santa Clarita Family Law Attorney Rand Pinsky handles the following areas: Divorce, Family Law, Divorce Mediation, Divorce, Child custody and visitation, Child support enforcement and related child support issues, Alimony laws and spousal support, Juvenile dependency, Equitable distribution of property and assets, Domestic violence including restraining orders, Prenuptial agreements, Post-decree modifications including child support and child custody, Paternity, Real Estate, Business Matters. He serves Santa Clarita and its communities of Valencia, Saugus, Castaic, Newhall, Canyon Country, Stevenson Ranch, and the entire Los Angeles County area.
Spousal Support
For example, there is a rebuttable presumption that a spouse convicted of an act of domestic violence within five years prior to the filing of the dissolution proceeding, or at any time thereafter cannot be awarded spousal support. Family Code § 4325(a). However, the convicted spouse can rebut this presumption showing that they had been a victim of domestic violence.
Annulment
Family Law is an area of law that deals with family-related issues and domestic relations, including but not limited to: The nature of marriage, civil unions, and domestic partnerships; issues arising during marriage, including spousal abuse, legitimacy, adoption, surrogacy, child abuse, child custody, and child abduction; the termination of the relationship and ancillary matters including divorce, annulment, property settlements, alimony, and parental responsibility order.
Child Abuse

Sex Crimes
What are the requirements for this presumption to apply? First, the violence must occur between the parties to the dissolution. The presumption does not apply if the domestic violence conviction was against a former spouse, child, relative or cohabitant. Second, there must be an "act of domestic violence". An "act of domestic violence" is defined as an abuse perpetrated against a spouse. Abuse can be an intentional or reckless attempt to cause bodily injury, a sexual assault, or any behavior that can place a person in reasonable apprehension of imminent serious bodily injury. Abuse can also include molesting, attacking, striking, stalking, threatening, harassing, telephoning, destroying personal property or disturbing the peace of the other party. Finally, the criminal conviction for domestic violence must occur within five years prior to the filing of the dissolution action.
Assault
Restraining Order

Personal Injury
Rand Pinsky: Well you've identified things that are outside of the community property definition. So if you get a gift, if you get an inheritance, as long as you keep these things separate and don't commingle them... and that's a lingo term for combining your assets into the family's asset. These things can very easily be determined to be your separate property. Also personal injury awards can be separate property.

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