Attorney
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 27101
Anastasia Tramontozzi is a criminal defense lawyer in Winston-Salem. Anastasia grew up outside of Boston, Massachusetts, and knew by the age of 12 she was going to be an attorney.
“I grew up in a dynamic household composed of educators, musicians, social workers, lawyers and judges. Many of my immediate and extended family members’ lives benefited from the skill of those lawyers and judges. Witnessing them at work I learned the importance of the knowledge of the law; and the vigor, resilience and dedication required to successfully represent the interests of clients.”
Anastasia Tramontozzi graduated with high honors and earned a double degree in philosophy and political science from The College of The Holy Cross in Massachusetts. She studied international relations and philosophy at St. Andrews University in Scotland throughout her junior year. Before attending Elon Law School in Greensboro, North Carolina, Anastasia worked as a paralegal for a real estate law firm in Massachusetts. Additionally, she spent a number of years as a legal research assistant for a personal injury firm in Melrose, Massachusetts.
While at Elon Law she was recognized for her academic excellence as a Leadership Fellow. She participated in Elon’s Moot Court and served on the executive board of Elon’s Innocence Project and National Lawyers Guild. Anastasia volunteered as a court-appointed Guardian Ad Litem for two years, which prepared her to advocate for the rights of marginalized and vulnerable populations. She held a judicial clerkship at the Suffolk County Juvenile Courthouse in Boston and more recently served as a public defender in Forsyth County. She represented clients in numerous legal matters, including breaking and entering, larceny, traffic violations, as well as representing juveniles in various criminal proceedings.
Anastasia is committed to engaging with individuals from all walks of life while providing each client with quality representation.
“I understand the necessity for lawyers to challenge the legal system and engage in the practice of improving the application of laws. As a criminal defense attorney, I can do just this, while ensuring that the State meets its burden from start to finish.”
Outside the courtroom, Anastasia plays music. She has played trumpet internationally with student and local group jazz bands, as well as throughout college. Anastasia has also performed vocally in numerous theatre performances and is classically trained in piano performance.
