Liana Serobian

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About Liana Serobian

ELITE LAWYER Attorney Liana Serobian is known for her zealous and dedicated advocacy for the protections of fundamental rights of individuals facing the juvenile court system and beyond. Her legal achievements and history of creating precedent case law in the State of California since 2005 have been recognized in about 20 published appellate cases by the California Courts of Appeal in which she advocated, two pending California Supreme Court cases with granted Petitions for Review, and awards such Elite Lawyer, Women In Law, AACC Excellence Honoree during the years. Attorney Serobian was honored to be a lecturer at the 2023 California Appellate Defense Counsel Conference on the topic of "Illegal Silencing of Parents." ACHIEVEMENTS Liana Serobian is a California licensed attorney, who passionately defends the fundamental human rights of individuals under the United States Constitution, and California State's constitutional and statutory laws. Attorney Serobian obtained her law degree from the University of Southern California, Gould School of Law. In addition to being a member of the California Bar, she is licensed to practice in the federal courts in the Central District of California and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal. PUBLISHED APPELLATE ADVOCATE Attorney Liana Serobian has pioneered legal arguments in the field of juvenile law resulting in precedent case law in the State of California since 2005! The California Courts of Appeal published many appellate decisions Ms. Serobian advocated into precedent case law. Please see list below. LEGAL PRACTICE The practice primarily involves appellate advocacy challenging the juvenile court's orders under applicable federal and state laws. In her published cases, attorney Serobian has successfully defended the rights of children and parents from unwarranted intervention by the State, obtained relative placement for children who have been declared dependents of the State, and achieved reversals of the State's jurisdiction over children and their removals from parental custody or termination of parental rights. Practice may include civil rights litigation, where government actors are called to liability for warrantless removals, or judicially deceptive warrants that are false or omit material facts, or violations of individual's decision-making rights under the First, Fourth, and Fourteenth Amendments of the US Constitution and applicable state laws. Occasionally, the practice includes criminal appeals, and other law and motion matters.