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Why you want Frazier & Ramirez Law to represent you FOr your Divorce and Custody Case
WE ARE EXPERTS ON DIVORCE AND CUSTODY IN NEW MEXICO
At Frazier and Ramirez Law, we have dedicated attorneys with years of experience practicing all aspects of family law. Over 80% of our family law caseload focuses just on contested divorce, collaborative divorce, custody, child support, and divorce decree modifications and enforcement. When you talk to one of our attorneys, you will feel confident you are getting the best possible advice and representation for your case.
WE CARE ABOUT THE LEGAL EXPENSES IN YOUR CASE
We understand how expensive your case can get, and part of our mission is to mitigate any unnecessary costs so your money can go further. We bill our time in small increments, use support staff to handle routine tasks and conversations, and will advise you when the cost will likely outweigh the benefits of a particular action. We want to help you get what you deserve as efficiently and inexpensively as possible.
WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW CAN HURT YOU
One of the most common client complaints we get is that they don't understand the legal process and how to navigate the system. Mistakes are costly, and will prevent you from getting the types of results you want. The decisions you make today will affect you in the years to come, so you need to have an expert on your side. Let us help advise you, guide you through the bureaucracy, and manage all of the deadlines and paperwork.
Family law attorneys represent clients in all their domestic matters and family-related issues.
When you schedule your No-Cost, No-Obligation Consultation with Frazier and Ramirez Law, here is what you can expect:
- A Thorough Examination Of Your Case.
- Help Identifying Your Goals And Setting Reasonable Expectations.
- Gaining An Understanding Of The Process, An Estimate Of Time And Costs, And A Plan of Action.
Call us today at 505.830.6563 to get the help your case needs to get the outcome you deserve.
Family Law Areas of Practice:
Contested Divorce & Collaborative Divorce
Spousal Support & Division of Property/Assets
Adoption, Kinship Guardianship, Grandparent's Rights
Child Custody & Support
Post Decree Modifications & Enforcement
Domestic Violence involving Orders of Protection
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The Divorce Process
So maybe you’ve just been served divorce paperwork or maybe you’ve made the decision that you’re ready to file for divorce yourself. Exactly what does the process look like from start to finish? Attorney Sean Ramirez walks you through the divorce process from start to finish.
Divorce - Dividing Assets
Your marriage is coming to an end. And with all of the emotion involved in a divorce it can get even tougher when you realize you have to divide all the things you’ve worked hard to acquire over the years. Attorney Sean Ramirez discusses how to divide assets as part of a divorce.
Divorce - Spousal Support (Alimony)
Groucho Marx said “alimony is like buying hay for a dead horse”. While this sentiment is surely felt by those that are required to pay alimony - or spousal support - you need to understand if it will be an element in your divorce case. Attorney Sean Ramirez discusses the ins and out of spousal support.
Divorce - Child Custody and Support
Do you feel like you’re paying too much in child support? Or maybe you feel like you’re not getting enough from your ex? Attorney Sean Ramirez walks you through the basics of Child Support in New Mexico and then shows you how to use an online child support worksheet.
Divorce - Dividing Assets
Your marriage is coming to an end. And with all of the emotion involved in a divorce it can get even tougher when you realize you have to divide all the things you’ve worked hard to acquire over the years. Attorney Sean Ramirez discusses how to divide assets as part of a divorce.
Divorce - Diving Real Property
There is a common situation that I see in my cases all the time. Before the marriage one of you owns a house and has a mortgage. Then you get married and as a couple you reside in the house and mortgage payments keep getting made on the house. Now you’re getting divorced, what happens to to the house? Attorney Sean Ramirez discusses how to divide real property in a divorce.