Leah S. Saffian

Leah S. Saffian is a dedicated and knowledgeable attorney based in San Diego, California, with decades of experience practicing law. Her work spans multiple complex areas, including trusts and estates, international law, immigration, litigation, and corporate law. He is known for providing tailored legal strategies and high-level counsel to diverse clients.

Leah earned her Juris Doctor from Pepperdine University School of Law in Malibu, California. Since her admission to the State Bar of California in 1985, she has remained in active status, demonstrating her long-standing commitment to ethical and effective legal service throughout her career.

Leah’s legal practice centers on helping individuals and businesses navigate intricate legal challenges. Whether assisting clients with estate planning, handling international legal matters, or resolving corporate disputes, she brings a meticulous and client-centered approach to every case. Her litigation experience adds further strength to her comprehensive legal capabilities.

As a member of the California Lawyers Association (CLA), Leah actively participates in the Trusts & Estates, Litigation, and International Law & Immigration sections. Her involvement in these practice areas underscores her commitment to staying current with changing laws, best practices, and professional standards in these complex legal fields.

Leah S. Saffian has built a reputation for dependable legal representation and strategic thinking. Clients benefit from her ability to simplify legal complexities and guide them toward sound, long-term solutions. Her law office in San Diego is a trusted resource for those in need of skilled counsel in both domestic and international matters.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Law Offices of Leah Saffian
• Member, California Lawyers Association (CLA)
• Member, State Bar of California

Licensed State

• California

Education

• Pepperdine University School of Law
  Juris Doctor (JD)
• Amherst College
  Bachelor of Arts (BA)

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