Miss Elliott, lived and obtained her undergraduate legal training in the United Kingdom from School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London. A graduate of the Norman Manley Law School, Jamaica 1998 and a member of the Jamaican Bar, her legal practice is mainly in civil law. She specializes in real estate (conveyancing), landlord and tenant matters, divorce, personal injury, probate and estate planning.
She was formerly the Co-ordinator of Legal Education at the Institute of Law and Economics (ILE) for over five years, then became a Director and Legal Education Consultant to the ILE a teaching institution which prepares distance learning law students registered with the Universities of London and Wolverhampton.
She has an interest in youth, culture and sports and is the Managing Director of C. I. Focus Productions Limited, a company consisting of young professionals from the United Kingdom, United States and the Caribbean with an aim to promoting the Caribbean culture.
She resided in the United Kingdom for 10 years where she commenced her tertiary education pursuing a BTEC National Diploma in Business Administration and Finance, then proceeded to study law. She obtained her secondary school training at St. Hugh’s High School, Kingston.