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While the idea of bankruptcy is scary, our office will explain your options and walk you through the process. You are not alone and we will help you to your fresh start. Take our Quiz here. We believe in finding creative solutions because we know that once the dust settles, you will have to rebuild. From Wills to Probates, our office is here to help you and your family in the darkest times.

Real Estate Contracts, Quiet Titles, Quitclaim Deeds, or Transfer on Death Deeds, it is hard to know exactly what you need, but we can help. If the issue you have is not listed, please contact our office to see how we can help you. Robert Matthew Bristol is an attorney with an established practice located in Roswell, New Mexico. He graduated from University of Texas at Austin with honors.

He received his J.D. from SMU Law. Matt has passed the Bar in New Mexico and Texas. He has been practicing law for over 30 years. Matt has been a lifelong Scout, achieving an Eagle Scout Status and continuing to implement the Scout values in both his professional and personal life.
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While the idea of bankruptcy is scary, our office will explain your options and walk you through the process.
You are not alone and we will help you to your fresh start.
Filing bankruptcy can help a person by discarding debt or making a plan to repay debts.
A bankruptcy case normally begins when the debtor files a petition with the bankruptcy court.
A petition may be filed by an individual, by spouses together, or by a corporation or other entity.
All bankruptcy cases are handled in federal courts under rules outlined in the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
A Last Will and Testament is a document that directs what will happen to your stuff after you pass away and who will be in charge of taking care of what you want to happen.
While a Last Will and Testament is very important, most people want to wait to create a Last Will and Testament until they feel they are nearing the end of their life.
Unfortunately, a lot of people wait until it is too late.
You should have a Last Will and Testament if.
You have children - Whether you are a single parent or a two parent household, it is vital to have a Last Will and Testament that names someone to care for your children.
There a different types of ownership of real estate.
A married couple would want to own a home as joint tenants.
However, a brother and sister might want to own real estate as co-tenants.
This means they have the power to leave their 1/2 ownership to their side of the family.
Buying a house that is owner financed is buying a house on a real estate contract.
A seller and buyer should always use an escrow company.
It protects the seller because the escrow company keeps track of all payments.
It protects the buyer because when they make the last payment, the escrow company hands them the deed to the house; they don't have to ask the seller to give them one because the escrow company has been holding the deed all along for them.
However, the forms and the website don't discuss with you the pros and cons of each business entity - that is what we do.
Also, people create LLCs and corporations so that they won't be personally liable for the business debts.
However, the forms and website do not tell you the proper way to accomplish this.
Simply having an LLC or corporation by itself is not enough to protect the business owner.
Failing to properly act like an LLC or corporation is one of the most common failures we see and it results in the business person being individually liable for the business debts.
The Robert H. LaFollette Pro Bono Award is presented each year to an attorney who has gone above and beyond to provide services to people who would not be able to obtain services otherwise.
This award is named after Robert H. LaFollette (1900-1977) who was the director of Legal Aid to the Poor and a champion for the underprivileged.
The 2015 Robert H. LaFollette Pro Bono Award was presented to R. Matthew Bristol for his extraordinary work in providing services to those who are not able to afford legal services (from divorces to wills, and everything between).
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