"I began working at Braye Cragg as a law clerk in my fourth year of university and completed my placement here. I'm now admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of NSW and on the High Court of Australia Register of Practitioners.
My role spans criminal, family and civil law. I work closely with clients to draft court documents, brief counsel, and appear in both the Criminal and Family Courts.
I'd describe myself as driven, quick-thinking, approachable and fun. I'm also attentive and a great communicator. My clients appreciate my people-centred approach and ability to broach hard topics with respect and care.
"I’m passionate about using my education to support and assist others. I love advocacy and have always enjoyed helping people promptly solve problems.
In my free time, you’ll find me camping, travelling, and spending time with my friends.”
Email Kirra: ksmith@brayecragg.com.au
Criminal Law – Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders (ADVO) and Apprehended Personal Violence Orders (APVO)
Criminal Law – traffic offences
Criminal Law – drug-related offences
Criminal Law – drink driving offences
Criminal Law – bail applications
Criminal Law – assault and sexual assault offences
Family Law – property matters
Family Law – parenting matters
Family Law – alternative dispute resolution
Family Law – litigation and advocacy
Debt Recovery – negotiation and litigation
Bachelor of Laws (Honours Class I)
Bachelor of Arts
Diploma of Legal Practice
Admitted as a Solicitor in the Supreme Court of New South Wales (2023)
Admitted as a Solicitor in the High Court of Australia (2023)
Hunter Valley Family Law Practitioners Association (HVFLPA)
The Law Society of New South Wales
The Newcastle Law Society
Hunter Young Professionals
NSW Regional Women Lawyers
