About Katherine A
Katherine A Schea built her legal path through a mix of study and hands-on work. She moved from undergraduate study in forensic psychology into law school and into practice in New Hampshire. Her academic choices set a practical tone for a career that has combined office work and courtroom readiness.
She holds a B.A. in forensic psychology from the Florida Institute of Technology. She was a J.D. candidate at Charlotte School of Law in 2014 and earned her Juris Doctor from Vermont Law School in 2016. The sequence of programs gave her exposure to different legal cultures and classroom approaches during the early years of her legal training.
After law school, Schea entered legal practice in roles that emphasized both research and client service. In 2018 she worked as a legal assistant at the Law Office of Howard A. Roever, PC, a role that involved case preparation and clerical work that supports litigation. That same year she served as an associate lawyer at Crusco Law Office, where she took on responsibilities typical of junior associates, including drafting documents and assisting on client matters.
In 2021 she moved to Ward Law Group, PLLC, where she is listed as a lawyer. Her resume shows steady movement from support roles into firm-based attorney work. Colleagues and files from that period reflect an attorney comfortable handling day-to-day case demands and client contact within a small firm environment.
Active in the local legal community, Schea has been a member of the New Hampshire Women’s Bar Association since 2017. That organization provides networking and education opportunities for women in the state bar. Her membership there underscores a pattern of local engagement that began soon after she completed law school.
She is licensed to practice in New Hampshire and has focused her professional life around the state’s courts and clients. She currently practices at Ward Law Group, PLLC, providing legal services to clients in New Hampshire.
