A Refreshing Approach to Family Law…

You are about to discover a refreshing approach to family law that will help keep you out of court and will provide you with the tools you’ll need for a fair and amicable end to your marriage...

An Alternative to the “ Old Way” of Divorce

When you work with our Erika N. Poindexter, you and your spouse remain in charge of your own lives and in charge of all of the critical decisions regarding your divorce.  You retain control of how your marriage ends, not some randomly assigned judge who barely knows you or your family.

You decide what is fair and reasonable and what is best for you and your spouse.  You decide how you are going to divide your property and debts, retirement accounts, or any family business.  You decide who is going to stay in the marital home, and you decide how to deal with your estate plan and alimony.

If children are involved, you decide how you are going to divide your parenting responsibilities, you decide how you are going to handle child support, and you decide how to handle the cost of their education.  There are no two people better qualified to determine the best plan for the family moving forward – than the parents.

An uncontested divorce in New Mexico is by far the simplest, smartest and least expensive way to end your marriage.  It’s also the most intelligent. You’ll spend less money on legal fees, less time on discovery and hidden assets, and more time focusing on more productive issues like insurance and tax implications associated with divorce, estate planningand other pertinent issues. 

Finally, there’s the “Right Way” to End Your Marriage…

Think about it for a minute.  If you and your spouse are still able to effectively communicate, and can work together to negotiate a fair settlement, why would you even consider any other option?  To learn more, Contact Us.
A divorce trial can strain your already tense relationship.  Working with your spouse – with the eye toward reaching an agreement – puts the two of you on the same team to resolve issues important to both of you.  When it’s all over, you will have reduced your costs, reduced stress, saved time, and – most importantly – saved your kids from the effects of divorce on children.