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Kelley
Ms. Roe was extremely helpful to myself and my family. I had NUMEROUS questions on the process and acronyms involved in the complicated SSDI process. Every time I reached out to her, she immediately and graciously answered any of my questions on my SSDI journey. It is a physically and emotionally painful labyrinth, and Ms. Roe answered every question that then made my approval possible . I cannot recommend her highly enough !!!! She’s amazing !!!!!!
Randy
Thank you for all your help. I know you do this every day and it's your job, but to me this is a pinnacle point in my life . . . I am so glad I found you to represent me. In the 30 minutes we waited before you arrived we saw a number of lawyers arrive and talk to their clients. None of them seemed to be as prepared and committed to their clients as you are. Win or lose you did a great job.
Joanne
Without the help and knowledge and kindness given to us by Attorney Katherine Roe we would not have been able to accomplish on our own what she did for our granddaughter. Because of Katherine Roe, our granddaughter is now receiving Social Security Disability. She will now be able to pay her way which will enable her to feel better about herself and her place in society. Many many thanks to you Ms. Katherine Roe
Pam
I emailed Katherine to make an appointment, but she could not take my case because I was not in her jurisdiction. She still called for a phone consult and gave me some great advice on what I needed to do and where to go. She took her time for that and I think that is above and beyond! I am sorry she can not take my case. She is wonderful!
William
Thank you for everything in assisting me through this process. You made it so much easier to understand and not go crazy!!!
Christopher
Thank you for making my SSDI case a success! All your excellent hard work and compassion is much appreciated.
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