Alex Gustafson

Alex Gustafson is a highly passionate and experienced legal advocate, boasting nearly a decade of proficiency in the field. As an attorney at Alex Gus Law in Greenwood, Arkansas, he remains committed to securing justice for his clients.

With unwavering dedication, Mr. Gustafson fervently advocates for his clients’ rights, leaving no stone unturned in his pursuit of achieving favorable outcomes on their behalf. He adeptly manages a diverse array of affairs, including:

• Family law matters: Custody, divorce, paternity, adoption, guardianships and more
• Civil litigation cases: Personal injury cases, motor vehicle accidents, contract disputes and land disputes
• Estate planning matters: Decedent estate administration, probate, wills, trusts, will contests and heir disputes

In addition, Mr. Gustafson serves as a part-time public defender at the Arkansas Public Defender Commission (APDC) in Franklin County. In this role, he passionately advocates for the rights of individuals facing criminal charges, utilizing his extensive knowledge of criminal law to ensure fair representation.

Following the successful completion of his bachelor's degree in sociology at the University of Arkansas, Mr. Gustafson embarked on his legal education journey at the University of Arkansas School of Law in Fayetteville. There, he earned his Juris Doctor degree in 2017. Soon after, he was admitted to practice law in Arkansas, solidifying his position in the legal arena.

Before joining Alex Gus Law, Mr. Gustafson built an impressive legal career, accumulating over three years of experience as an associate attorney at a prestigious Arkansas-based law firm. He initiated his journey in law as a contract attorney at a well-established law firm in Texas and further honed his skill as a law clerk at another reputable Arkansas-based practice, gaining valuable exposure to a wide array of legal areas. Additionally, he actively engaged in meaningful legal aid work, contributing as a domestic violence extern at a notable nonprofit organization in Arkansas.