Agatha Ketterman
Associate · Discharge upgrades
Leaving the service was one day. The record of it has followed you since. A board can look at it again.
Agatha served as a Navy judge advocate before joining the firm, and now spends most of her days with veterans’ records. She rebuilds the story from the service file, the medical evidence and the people who were there.
She tells clients plainly what a board can and can’t change, and what the application would need.
Handles
- Discharge review boards
- Record correction boards
- Records requests
- Reconsideration
Admissions, courts and training
Bar admissions
Colorado
2009
Courts
Navy-Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeals
2010
U.S. District Court, District of Colorado
2017
Education
J.D.
2008
B.A.
2004
Military service
Judge advocate, U.S. Navy
2009–2016
Languages
English
Spanish
Conversational
How Agatha builds an application
Agatha starts with the discharge papers and the service record, then asks what happened in the months before. The answer usually sits in a medical file or a letter nobody has looked at since.
She writes the request around the change you want, in the board’s terms, with the evidence behind each reason.