About us
Lord Legal
Clear Advice. Practical Solutions. Local Support.
Lord Legal was founded on the belief that everyone deserves clear, confident, and committed legal representation — especially when facing the criminal justice system. Based in Tamworth and deeply connected to the local community, we provide practical legal support with a primary focus on defending individuals in criminal matters.
We help clients understand their legal position, navigate the court process, and work toward the best possible outcome — no matter how straightforward or complex the matter may be. Whether you're responding to a police charge, involved in a civil dispute, or seeking resolution through mediation, Lord Legal is here to guide you with honest advice, skilled representation, and a strong commitment to your rights.
A little more about the Principal Solicitor
Meet the Principal
Kasey Burr– Principal Solicitor & Accredited Mediator
Born and raised in the Tamworth region, Kasey brings a deep commitment to the local community and a passion for delivering clear, results-driven legal solutions.
Admitted to practice in 2017 in both the Supreme Court of New South Wales and the High Court of Australia, Kasey has developed a strong focus on criminal defence, representing clients across a broad range of offences with professionalism and care.
In 2019 Kasey gained her accreditation as a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner through the Australian Government Attorney-General's Department. Kasey is authorised under this accreditation to facilitate family law disputes. In 2021, Kasey also became a Nationally Accredited Mediator, under NMAS and more recently with AMDRAS. Kasey continues to be passionate about supporting parties to resolve their Family Law children and property matters as well as civil and workplace disputes, outside the courtroom.
Whether advocating in court or facilitating a mediation, Kasey brings a calm, strategic presence and a genuine focus on fair, realistic outcomes for every client.
Keeping You Informed – Legal News & Updates
At Lord Legal, we believe that knowledge is power — especially when it comes to your rights under the law.
This section of our website will feature regular updates and practical explanations of changes to key criminal legislation, including the Crimes Act 1900, Bail Act 2013, Young Offenders Act 1997, and the Road Transport Act 2013.
We’ll also break down important information about police powers under the Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002 (LEPRA), to help members of our community better understand their rights and responsibilities when interacting with police.
Visit our blog for the latest posts, plain-English explanations, and helpful insights into how the law affects you.