Brooke Gallimore Smith

Attorney Brooke G. Smith was born in Franklin County, Virginia. Prior to moving to Brunswick County, North Carolina, Ms. Smith worked as a probation officer for the Department of Juvenile Justice for the State of Virginia. Ms. Smith is an experienced trial attorney that is familiar with the process and can guide you through each step. 

When you are faced with going to court, whether it is to fight a misdemeanor or felony charge, you need a criminal defense lawyer that you can trust. A criminal conviction affects entire families and can involve costly fines, lengthy probation and prison time. To meet this challenging situation, you need an experienced attorney that has focused on criminal law and built a team of professionals that can meet your individual needs. We provide quality client communication, compassionate advocacy, and have over a decade of experience practicing in Southeastern North Carolina, including Brunswick, Columbus, Robeson, and New Hanover counties.

Attorney Brooke G. Smith has helped residents of Southeastern North Carolina fight charges ranging from misdemeanors, such as shoplifting and marijuana possession, to the most serious felonies, including murder and sex offenses. Ms. Smith is very familiar with the wide range of options available to defendants. She is also an advocate in the courtroom for those who have cases involving alcohol, drugs or mental health issues. Attorney Brooke G. Smith was born in Virginia where she first served as a juvenile probation officer upon completion of her undergraduate degree in criminal justice. Upon graduation from Regent Law School, she moved to Holden Beach, North Carolina. She has served as a prosecutor for Brunswick County and Robeson County before going into private practice. 

Let experienced criminal defense attorney, Brooke G. Smith, help you understand your options and develop the best plan possible for your case. It is important that you know if you can avoid a criminal record or if your charge can be dismissed or reduced to a lesser offense.