Katherine Vlladesi is a paralegal focused on real estate and default issues, with a particular concentration in foreclosure, eviction and REO sales. She works diligently to facilitate the processes that need to take place in order for a bank to effectively repossess properties. Prior to joining Barron & Stadfeld, she served as an intern at the Attorney General's Office of Massachusetts (Executive Bureau) from 2004 to 2006.

Ms. Vlladesi graduated from Suffolk University School of Law in January of 2010, where she focused her studies on financial law. She was admitted to the Massachusetts Bar in June 2010. Prior to attending law school, she graduated magna cum laude with a B.S. in accounting from Suffolk University's School of Management. While there, she was an officer of Beta Alpha Psi (BAP), the largest fraternity for Beta Alpha Psi in Massachusetts and provided community services in Boston, California and Connecticut. As a member of the organization, she also worked within the organization to ensure and assist the members of Beta Alpha Psi to find jobs when they graduated.

Ms. Vlladesi was awarded several notable honors as an undergraduate, including membership in the Griffin Follows (Honor Society); Beta Gama Sigma recognizing high scholastic achievement; Delta Alpha Pi Society of Suffolk University honoring excellence in academic achievement; and the Dean's lists from 2002-2006. She also recieved the E. William Dandes Scholarship.

Katherine Vlladesi has been very involved in the Massachusetts Albanian American Society "BESA", serving on their Board of Directors, as Secretary and currently as Co-Chair of the organization. MAAS BESA is an independent and not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting the well-being and progress of the Albanian-American community of Massachusetts. Its focus is as a cultural and social organization for the community with a long-term vision to create a permanent and sustainable community center.

Community Involvement and Memberships
Massachusetts Albanian American Society "BESA", Co-Chair