What is mediation and how can it help me?
At its heart, mediation is a guided discussion. A mediator serves as a neutral party who helps people
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You don’t have to fight alone. Whether you are a veteran fighting for your VA benefits, a seeking a discharge upgrade or correction of military records, or simply in need of an advocate, Swedlow Law is here to help.
Swedlow Law is dedicated to providing exceptional service. Dedicated to service to the US Veteran community and families, Kate Swedlow is the experienced and trusted advocate to handle your legal needs. No matter the situation, keep calm, and call Kate.
VA Disability
Swedlow Law is committed to ensuring all veterans receive the benefits they earned with their service. The VA process can be confusing and frustrating for many veterans, feeling like it designed so that veterans will give up. No veteran has to fight for their benefits alone. Kate Swedlow is an accredited veterans benefits attorney through the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of General Counsel. Contact us today to join our team and fight for your benefits together.
Swedlow Law also assists veterans in filing initial claims for dieditsability benefits as part of Kate Swedlow’s pro bono service to the veteran community.
Military Discharge Upgrade
Swedlow Law is committed to ensuring all veterans receive the benefits they earned with their service. The VA process can be confusing and frustrating for many veterans, feeling like it designed so that veterans will give up. No veteran has to fight for their benefits alone. Kate Swedlow is an accredited veterans benefits attorney through the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of General Counsel. Contact us today to join our team and fight for your benefits together.
Swedlow Law also assists veterans in filing initial claims for dieditsability benefits as part of Kate Swedlow’s pro bono service to the veteran community.
Estate Planning
Swedlow Law is committed to ensuring all veterans receive the benefits they earned with their service. The VA process can be confusing and frustrating for many veterans, feeling like it designed so that veterans will give up. No veteran has to fight for their benefits alone. Kate Swedlow is an accredited veterans benefits attorney through the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of General Counsel. Contact us today to join our team and fight for your benefits together.
Swedlow Law also assists veterans in filing initial claims for dieditsability benefits as part of Kate Swedlow’s pro bono service to the veteran community.
Mediation
Swedlow Law is committed to ensuring all veterans receive the benefits they earned with their service. The VA process can be confusing and frustrating for many veterans, feeling like it designed so that veterans will give up. No veteran has to fight for their benefits alone. Kate Swedlow is an accredited veterans benefits attorney through the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of General Counsel. Contact us today to join our team and fight for your benefits together.
Swedlow Law also assists veterans in filing initial claims for dieditsability benefits as part of Kate Swedlow’s pro bono service to the veteran community.
Notary Services
Swedlow Law is committed to ensuring all veterans receive the benefits they earned with their service. The VA process can be confusing and frustrating for many veterans, feeling like it designed so that veterans will give up. No veteran has to fight for their benefits alone. Kate Swedlow is an accredited veterans benefits attorney through the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of General Counsel. Contact us today to join our team and fight for your benefits together.
Swedlow Law also assists veterans in filing initial claims for dieditsability benefits as part of Kate Swedlow’s pro bono service to the veteran community.
Meet Kate Swedlow
Kate Swedlow grew up in Clarksville, Tennessee and attended the University of Tennessee, graduating summa cum laude in 2000. She attended the University of South Carolina School of Law, graduating and joining the South Carolina Bar in 2003. She immediately went to work as a litigator, working throughout the state and trying cases in magistrate, state, and federal courts.
In 2011, Kate stepped back from a full-time litigation practice, moving across the country with her husband, an active-duty Army officer. Over the next ten years, Team Swedlow called many places home, including Ft. Gordon, GA, the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA, MacDill AFB, FL, Caserma Ederle in Vicenza, Italy, and Ft. Meade, MD.
After her family’s first-hand experience with the veteran disability process, Kate founded Swedlow Law in 2021 so that no veteran would face that fight alone. Kate has since expanded her practice to address the expanding needs of her clients to include estate planning services. Staying true to her litigation roots, Kate also handles select personal injury claims and defense of civil rights. She also offers litigation support services to other attorneys nationwide, including legal research, argument/brief drafting, and hearing coverage in the central Maryland area.
Keep calm, and call Kate
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