Meet Amanda Leviner

Amanda Leviner was born and raised in Summerville. A graduate of Summerville High School, she remained in the Lowcountry during her college years, attending Charleston Southern University, where she studied Religion and Music.

Amanda married her high school sweetheart, and they made their home in Summerville. Together, they undertook to meet a need in the community by serving as foster parents for ten years, providing a home for at-risk teenage boys in need of a therapeutic living environment.

Also a businesswoman, Amanda purchased and operated the Manna House Christian Bookstore. Throughout her professional life, Amanda has served in various ministry capacities, focusing on youth ministry, church administration, event coordination, and networking for Lowcountry youth pastors.

After switching gears to public service in 2009, she returned to school and obtained her law degree from the Charleston School of Law in 2014. While there, she served as a resource to the school’s administration as a member of the Executive Leadership Council and enjoyed volunteering in the Charleston community as a member of the legal fraternity Phi Alpha Delta.

In her second year, Amanda co-founded and served as President of the Charleston chapter of Street Law, a national organization dedicated to educating young people in the legal system.

Before her final year in law school, she studied International Human Rights Law abroad at University College London. She spent a month in Europe and developed a broader understanding of the issues facing the International Courts. During her final year, the Legal Writing Department chose her to serve as a student clerk in the Federal District Court to the Hon. Richard Gergel.The Dean of Students also selected Amanda to participate in the Petigru Inn of Court, where she  was pleased to further her education in the law alongside Charleston’s greatest legal minds.

While in law school, she became involved with the Maes Law Firm on a volunteer basis and was brought on as an associate upon being sworn into the SC Bar in November 2014.

In 2017, Amanda purchased the business and named it the Leviner Law Firm, maintaining its roots in domestic litigation while developing her role as a guardian ad litem for private domestic and probate matters.

Attorney Leviner’s previous affiliations:

• South Carolina School Improvement Council
• Summerville Downtown Restoration Enhancement and Management “DREAM” as Vice President of the Board of Directors
• Executive committee of the Dorchester County Bar Association

Attorney Leviner’s current affiliations:

• Board of Directors, Summerville Museum and Research Center
• Board of Visitors for Charleston Southern University
• Executive committee of the Public Works Art Center and Previous President of the Board of Directors
• ARK of South Carolina Alzheimer’s Family Support Services Board of Directors
• South Carolina Safe Babies Court Site Leadership Team 
• Greater Summerville Dorchester County Chamber of Commerce
• Summerville Cotillion

• 2018, Charleston Southern University Outstanding Alumnus Award 
• 2020, Summerville Journal Scene Readers’ Choice Award Best Attorney
• 2021-2022, Summerville Journal Scene Reader’s Choice Award Best Law Firm
• 2023, Summerville Journal Scene Reader’s Choice finalist for Best Law Firm
• 2023, National Academy of Family Law Attorneys Top 10 Under 40
• 2024, Summerville Journal Scene Reader’s Choice Awards Best Family Law Attorney and Best Estate Planning Attorney
• 2025, Summerville Journal Scene Top 10 Women to Watch
• 2025, Summerville Journal Scene Reader’s Choice Awards Best Family Law Firm, Best Estate Planning Law Firm, and Best Law Firm
• 2025, Guide to South Carolina Best Family Law Firm in South Carolina
• In 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025, Thomson Reuters Super Lawyers Rising Star
• 2026, Summerville Journal Scene Reader’s Choice Awards Best Family Law Firm, Best Estate Planning Law Firm, and Best Law Firm
• 2026, Guide to South Carolina Best Family Law Firm in South Carolina

Amanda leads a discipleship Bible study in her home for professional women in historic downtown Summerville each week. She and her husband also serve a house church each Sunday morning in their living room.