Paige Barrett’s path from military service to the legal profession is guided by a deep commitment to helping others—a dedication that shapes her career and life. As an attorney, Paige now focuses on assisting veterans like herself with VA appeals, standing by them as they navigate the challenging path to secure the benefits they deserve.
Service has always been central to Paige’s life. Even before joining the Navy, she volunteered with organizations like the Lions Club and Ronald McDonald House, where she supported families facing tough times. Her dedication to others led her to enlist in the U.S. Navy, where she served from 2012 to 2019. In her role aboard a minesweeper, Paige learned the values of precision, responsibility, and teamwork—qualities she brings to her legal work today.
Paige’s educational journey reflects her commitment to understanding and supporting people. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Human Development from American Military University in 2018, setting the stage for a career in service. She then began her legal studies at Florida Coastal School of Law and later transferred to Washburn University School of Law, where she earned her JD.
During law school, Paige gained valuable experience interning with the Florida 4th Judicial Circuit’s Guardian ad Litem program, where she advocated for children in foster care, and working as a legal assistant in a family law firm. These roles reinforced her desire to use her legal knowledge to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.
Today, Paige focuses on cases in the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, providing skilled and compassionate representation to her clients. A member of the Florida Bar Association, Jacksonville Women Lawyers Association, and the Military Spouse J.D. Network, Paige remains committed to her professional growth and community involvement.
Paige Barrett’s dedication to service is unwavering, whether in the military, her volunteer work, or her legal career. Her clients can trust that she brings both skill and heart to every case, working tirelessly to support those who have served our country.
