Tetlow Christie, LLC of Emmonak

Tetlow Christie, LLC of Emmonak is a criminal defense lawyer serving Emmonak, Alaska, with an office at 745 W 4th Avenue, Suite 250 in Anchorage. The firm handles criminal defense in state and municipal courts throughout Alaska, DUI defense including DMV administrative revocation proceedings, criminal appeals, and post-conviction relief. Wally Tetlow and James Christie are the firm's criminal defense attorneys, offering representation to Alaska residents, visitors, and service members.

Wally Tetlow has practiced criminal defense in Alaska for 30 years, representing clients facing charges ranging from murder to DUI. He has tried cases across the state, from Fairbanks to Sand Point, argued before the Alaska Court of Appeals and the Alaska Supreme Court, and is licensed to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States. James Christie has spent 25 years in criminal defense and has tried cases throughout Alaska, securing not guilty verdicts from simple misdemeanors through first degree murder.

The firm's approach centers on the client: clients' needs, goals, and circumstances inform strategy at every step, and open communication allows attorney and client to work as a team toward tailored outcomes. Tetlow Christie handles both merit and sentence appeals and provides assistance in post-conviction relief applications, including work to overturn wrongful convictions and illegal sentences.

The office sits across the street from the Nesbett Courthouse in downtown Anchorage. Hours are Monday through Thursday 8:30am to 4:30pm and Friday 8:30am to 12:00pm.

Tetlow Christie holds a 5.00 rating from 10 reviews. The firm is listed as a Tier 1 firm in Alaska for Criminal Defense in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms, is included in Expertise.com's list of Best DUI Lawyers in Anchorage for 2026, and both attorneys are rated by Super Lawyers, an honor awarded to the top 5 percent of attorneys.

For Alaskans facing criminal charges, Tetlow Christie brings decades of courtroom experience across the state to cases in Emmonak and beyond.