Walsh Gallegos attorneys know school law. That is what we do; every attorney, every day.
University of Colorado Law School (1999)
Vice President, Doman
International Law Society
Member, Native American Law
Students Association and Phi
Alpha Delta
Best Oralist, Appellate Court
Advocacy
Evergreen State College (1994)
Licensed in the State of Texas
State Bar of Texas
School Law Section
Real Estate & Construction Sections
Kristyl M. M. Smith comes from a family of educators. Kristyl’s great-grandmother was the first female principal of three schools on the island of Kauai, her grandfather taught high school math and science and coached the swim teams. Kristyl has a range of teaching experience from ESL at a refugee center to volunteering as a substitute at a local middle and high school.
Kristyl earned her law degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder, School of Law. There, she represented indigent clients in the Legal Aid and Defender Program. Prior to joining Walsh Gallegos, Kristyl honed her knowledge of real estate law and the myriad regulations that impact governmental construction as the Manager of San Antonio’s Edward’s Aquifer Protection Program operating under the CIMS umbrella, and subsequently as Outside Counsel for the same program. In addition, her private practice focused on residential construction.
The firm's principal office is in Austin, Texas.
For further information about the law firm: contact Lindsey Price at 210-979-6633.
