Kathleen S Campbell

Kathleen S Campbell

Business / Contracts, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor - Plaintiff, Family Law, Landlord & Tenant, Wills, Trusts, & Probate (Transactional/Litigation)

South New Berlin, New York

Personal Introduction

Kathleen S. Campbell has been practicing law since 1997, and has been handling disputes ranging in value from a few hundred dollars to multi-million-dollar cases. Kathleen’s 25 years of experience spans the spectrum of cases and includes administrative proceedings, civil litigation, public service, and private sector work. Knowing the cost of litigation can have both an emotional and financial toll on the parties, Kathleen explored dispute resolution options to help parties come to consensus. In January 2015, Kathleen completed the New York State Court Rule 146 Mediation Training, and has been mediating various types of cases ever since. A true believer in communication as one of the most valuable tools to resolve matters, Kathleen remains neutral and assists the parties as they work to find solutions that serve them best. Providing a confidential forum to allow parties to negotiate and control the outcome of their matter is the catalyst behind Campbell Mediation and Services, LLC. Kathleen is available to help you plan for parenting time with your children, dissolve a marriage in a manner that meets your needs, assist in a plan to distribute marital assets, resolve a dispute with your client, merchant, landlord, tenant, employer, or employee. Kathleen can help you plan for the future with a health care proxy, power of attorney, and a will. She can also assist with tickets for traffic infractions. Contact Kathleen today for a free consultation to see if Campbell Mediation and Services, LLC is right for you.

Practice Composition

Transactional/Litigation

Education

University at Buffalo School of Law
University at Buffalo School of Law JD (1996)

Practice Summary

Response Time

1 day

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Bar Admissions

New York