Elliot Alford

Elliot Alford is a bilingual Flagstaff attorney whose practice includes immigration, criminal defense, and civil law matters. Through Alford Law PLLC, he serves clients in Flagstaff and throughout northern Arizona with a small-firm approach focused on direct attorney communication. His immigration work is supported by experience addressing deportation-related issues and other immigration questions, while his broader practice includes criminal and civil representation.

Elliot earned a J.D. from Lewis & Clark Law School and a B.A. from Ithaca College. He has been a member of the State Bar of Arizona and the Arizona federal bar since entering practice. His education and bar admissions support a practice that requires legal research, client counseling, and familiarity with federal and state procedures, particularly when immigration issues intersect with criminal charges, family circumstances, or other civil concerns.

Elliot has handled immigration matters involving federal agencies and has participated in cases resulting in administrative closure and other resolutions. He has also addressed custody-related disputes and criminal defense matters. His professional activities include speaking on immigration law, deportation, DACA and DAPA developments, and related policy issues through legal education programs, community forums, interviews, and public presentations in Northern Arizona.

Elliot Alford combines bilingual client service with experience across immigration, criminal defense, and civil matters. His practice reflects the overlap that can occur when immigration status, criminal allegations, and family or civil disputes affect the same client. By maintaining direct communication and providing representation across several related areas, he helps individuals understand legal procedures, evaluate available options, and respond to matters before courts and government agencies.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Alford Law PLLC
• Member, State Bar of Arizona

Licensed State

• Arizona

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