About Edit
Edit Stelczner completed advanced legal study before entering private practice. She earned an LL.M. in International Business Law from Fordham University School of Law in 2014. That postgraduate work deepened her exposure to cross-border commercial rules and transactional matters and preceded her early professional roles in New York.
Her first appearances on legal rosters came in 2014. That year she volunteered at the Permanent Mission of Hungary to the United Nations, an experience that placed her inside multilateral diplomacy and international legal settings. She also spent time at Levitt & Needleman, P.C., working as a lawyer during that period. These positions gave her practical time in both public and private law environments.
In 2015 she took on two different lawyer roles. She joined Cammisa Markel PLLC and launched The Law Office of Edit Stelczner. Establishing a solo practice while maintaining other firm responsibilities is uncommon. It signaled an intention to carve out a specific practice path and to serve clients directly.
Beyond her law degree and litigation experience, she holds a Real Estate Broker license issued by the New York Department of State. That license adds a regulatory and transactional dimension to her qualifications. It also means she is licensed to engage in real estate brokerage activities under New York rules, which can intersect with legal work on property deals and closings.
Her career blends international legal training and New York practice. She is admitted to practice in New York and has maintained professional memberships since the mid-2010s. Her background includes both the diplomatic context of a U.N. mission and day-to-day legal work at small and mid-sized firms. Those settings tend to require attention to detail and an ability to handle a variety of client matters.
She currently practices at The Law Office of Edit Stelczner, concentrating on real estate transactions and international business matters.
