Arvizu Law Office
715 E Idaho Ave Ste 3F, Las Cruces, NM 88001
Arvizulaw.com, Ltd. is a Las Cruces, New Mexico law firm helping individuals, families, and businesses address serious financial hardship. Founded in 1996, the firm concentrates primarily on bankruptcy and debt-relief matters throughout Southern New Mexico. Its team explains available legal options for clients facing creditor pressure, unaffordable payments, foreclosure concerns, or overwhelming unsecured debt. The firm approaches each case with compassion and respect for the personal stress caused by financial problems.
Arvizulaw.com, Ltd. assists individuals seeking relief through Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Chapter 7 can eliminate qualifying unsecured obligations, including credit-card balances, medical bills, and collection accounts. Chapter 13 allows eligible debtors to reorganize obligations through a court-supervised repayment plan. The firm helps clients evaluate eligibility, understand filing requirements, prepare documentation, and select an approach suited to their income, property, debts, and long-term goals.
Arvizulaw.com, Ltd. handles Chapter 12 bankruptcy for qualifying family farmers and commercial fishing operations. The firm advises borrowers about federal student-loan repayment options and potential forgiveness programs based on their financial circumstances. Its services extend to consumer actions when creditors violate bankruptcy protections or disregard a debtor’s legal rights. The firm can pursue adversary proceedings and damages when unlawful creditor conduct causes additional financial harm.
Arvizulaw.com, Ltd. draws on founder R. “Trey” Arvizu III’s legal and financial background. He established the practice after working with larger New Mexico firms and later focused heavily on bankruptcy law. The official website states that he has helped more than 5,000 Southern New Mexico families. The firm emphasizes accessible guidance, personal attention, and practical solutions designed to reduce financial pressure and help clients move toward greater stability.