Alexandria G. Zafonte

Originally from New York, Aly grew up immersed in the legal profession. Her father owns a solo personal injury practice and Aly was often there filing or answering phones as a young adult. With her father’s guidance, she learned how to practice law with passion and integrity. Aly attended Franklin and Marshall College and graduated magna cum laude in 2011. After completing her undergraduate education, she attended Vermont Law School and graduated magna cum laude in 2015. She also received the prestigious Maximillian W. Kempner Award for recognition of her work at the law school’s Legal Aid Clinic. After law school, Aly had the privilege of clerking for the Honorable Judge Eric Aarseth at the Anchorage Superior Court in Alaska. She fell in love with the West and moved to Cheyenne in 2016 where she worked as an associate for the firm Hickey & Evans, LLP. She met Joel Vincent through the partners of Hickey & Evans, LLP and started working for Joel M. Vincent Law Office in 2018. Since moving to Fremont County in 2018, Aly has honed her legal skills and developed her diverse practice. She enjoys representing school districts throughout the state because of the central role they play in small communities and the fulfillment of helping children. Aly has also expanded her legal practice by continuing to work with her father at his law firm in New York. When she’s not working, you can find Aly running around the mountains and adventuring in the beautiful Wyoming wilderness.

Bar Admissions: Wyoming-2016, Colorado-2016, Alaska-2015, New York-2018, U.S. District Court for the District of Wyoming-2016