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also known as Rhys S. Campbell Law PLLC, Campbell Law
Few attorneys have had the opportunity to approach legal problems from as many perspectives as Rhys S. Campbell.
Rhys is an Arizona attorney with approximately eight years of legal experience representing individuals, families, governmental entities, and tribal interests throughout Arizona and beyond. His practice is built on substantial courtroom experience and a career that has allowed him to see legal problems from multiple sides, as a public defender, prosecutor, private-practice attorney, and advocate in complex juvenile and tribal matters.
Rhys began his career developing extensive experience in criminal defense, representing clients facing charges ranging from misdemeanors and DUI offenses to serious felony matters. His years working in public defense gave him firsthand experience managing a demanding criminal caseload, evaluating evidence, negotiating with prosecutors, preparing cases for trial, and advocating for clients whose freedom, families, and futures were at stake.
He later served as a prosecutor, giving him the opportunity to evaluate criminal cases from the other side of the courtroom. That combination of defense and prosecution experience provides Rhys with valuable insight into how criminal cases are investigated, charged, negotiated, and litigated. Today, he brings that perspective to his criminal defense clients at Campbell Law.
Rhys also has significant experience in family law, representing clients in divorce, legal decision-making and parenting-time disputes, child support matters, modifications, and other domestic-relations cases. He understands that family-law matters are rarely limited to what happens in the courtroom. Decisions made during these cases can affect a client's children, finances, home, and everyday life for years to come.
For approximately four years, Rhys also handled juvenile and dependency matters, including cases involving the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). His work included representing the Hopi Tribe in matters across the United States, giving him experience with the unique intersection of Arizona law, federal law, tribal sovereignty, child welfare, and family relationships. This background continues to inform his representation in dependency and juvenile matters today.
In addition, Rhys has experience with civil and personal-injury matters, including motor-vehicle collisions, premises liability and slip-and-fall claims, dog and animal bites, and wrongful-death cases.
After years of practicing in public service and private firms, Rhys founded Campbell Law in Flagstaff to provide clients with experienced, accessible, and personal representation. He believes clients should understand what is happening in their case, why it matters, and what their realistic options are. He takes the time to listen, communicate directly with his clients, and develop a strategy based on the individual circumstances of each case.
Rhys is based in Flagstaff and represents clients throughout Northern Arizona, including Coconino, Yavapai, and Mohave Counties. He regularly serves clients in Flagstaff, Williams, Page, Prescott, Prescott Valley, Cottonwood, Sedona, Kingman, Bullhead City, Lake Havasu City, and surrounding communities. His primary practice areas include criminal defense, family law, and juvenile and dependency matters.
Whether a client is facing criminal charges, a difficult family transition, or a case involving the future of their children, Rhys understands that the consequences extend far beyond the courtroom, and he approaches each case accordingly.
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15 East Cherry Ave; Suite 203, Flagstaff, AZ, 86001
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Posted by Jesika | October 05, 2026
Compassionate, Responsive, and Truly Client-Focused
I may be a little biased because Rhys is my husband, but I’ve also had a front-row seat to the amount of care he puts into his clients and his practice. Rhys genuinely listens, makes time for people, and understands that legal issues can affect every part of someone’s life.not just what happens in...
"I met Rhys in law school and have been impressed with Rhys's fortitude and savvy when it comes to thinking critically. His ability to objectify his thought process is a keen sill. This benefit helped me become a better lawyer and I am sure it benefits the clients he serves. Rhys's ability to process information quickly, in an objective manner, has always been an attribute I admire."
"I've known Rhys since 2015 as classmates in law school. Rhys has always demonstrated intelligence, aptitude for hard work, and honesty. Rhys has a genuine enjoyment for practicing law and has a desire for clients to achieve the best possible outcome. I am proud to call him both a colleague and a friend."
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2026 - Present
Attorney, Rhys S. Campbell Law
2023 - 2026
Prosecutor, Flagstaff City Attorney's Office
2022 - 2023
Attorney, 928 Law
2020 - 2021
Attorney, Coconino County Public Defender
2018 - 2020
Attorney, Whitney, Whitney, Baldridge and Atkinson
2026 - Present
Greater Flagstaff Chamber of CommerceMember
2010 - Present
Alpha Sigma Phi FraternityPresident
Mr. Benally with defense counsel plead guilty to the court and asked for credit for time served with no other punishment. The judge agreed with me and gave him significantly more jail time with substance abuse counseling requirements.
After two hung jury trials, the State offered 10 years in prison with lifetime registration. The client refused the offer against my advice and was convicted at the third jury trial.
Negotiated an agreement that the client plead guilty and receive a sentence of two years in prison and lifetime registration
Ex-husband's parental rights to the child ended and an extremely large judgment of money in child support
The Court ordered that client gets possession of the dog in divorce and the husband got less money from the court's ruling in the property settlement
We went to a jury trial where Ms. Tyler was acquitted of all charges.
Case dismissed after a suppression hearing. Judge agreed that the police did not have a real reason to pull him over.
2018
JD - Juris Doctor
2015
BA - Bachelor of Arts History
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