Kyra Bradley

Kyra joined DBB Law as an articling student in July 2020, working predominantly in family law.

Prior to joining DBB Law in July 2020, Kyra spent 19 months as a bilingual Judicial Clerk at the then Court of Queen’s Bench. She has since appeared before the Alberta Court of Justice, the Court of King’s Bench, and the Court of Appeal.

Kyra has completed her Master’s in law (LLM) at University College London (UCL) in 2018 with a specialism in Criminal Justice, Family and Social Welfare. While at UCL she participated in the establishment of the Student Resolvers Mediation Project. Kyra graduated with first class honours in her LLB in Law and Criminology from the University of Sheffield in 2017 where she volunteered with the Freelaw Legal Clinic and was a student tutor with the School of Law. Kyra began volunteering with the CPLED PREP bar admission course following her call to the bar, and continues to be involved in a volunteer capacity in the community.

Kyra is committed to working with families and individuals to resolve their legal issues efficiently and in a cost-effective matter. In her spare time, Kyra enjoys playing slo-pitch, travelling and dancing.

Mandatory Family Alternative Dispute Resolution in Alberta

Kyra is experienced in family law alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and can help parties fulfil the court-mandated requirement to participate in an ADR process before their matter can be brought before the Court.

As a skilled ADR practitioner, Kyra understands the impact parenting conflict and family violence can have on children and their development. As a result, she can also assist parties to meet the court-required ADR which must be completed before their family matter may proceed to Court.