About Shanna Elizabeth
Shanna Elizabeth Welsh-Levin is an attorney specializing in real estate law, focusing on representing actual property investors, landlords, and mavens in Southern California. She was licensed to the State Bar of California on December nine, 2004, and is currently associated with So. Cal. Realty Law, APC, the place she continues to practice actively in her field.
Welsh-Levin earned her Bachelor of Arts degree, graduating magna cum laude from the University of Pittsburgh in 2000, with majors in Anthropology and Jazz Music. She then attended California Western School of Law, where she obtained her Juris Doctor in 2004. Her educational background has provided her with a robust foundation for her professional legal career.
Her practice areas include real estate legal proceedings and transactions, overlaying a broad range of problems such as commercial and home real property disputes, joint venture agreements, buy and sale agreements, leases, contracts, illegal detainer movements, property tax evaluation appeals, and quiet title and easement disputes. Welsh-Levin is skilled in a number of legal stages, including litigation, trials, negotiations, facilitated negotiation, and binding dispute resolution.
Throughout her career, Welsh-Levin has been concerned in meaningful legal issues and has contributed to the sector of property law. Notably, she played an instrumental position within the passage of California's brief sale anti-deficiency statute, which is codified as California Code of Civil Procedure §580e. She is licensed to practice earlier than California State Courts.
In addition to her legal practice, Welsh-Levin has been acknowledged for her contributions to the legal network. Her involvement in property law reflects her dedication to serving her clients and advocating for his or her interests in complex legal matters.
