The questions people actually ask.

Quick questions, document reviews up to your tier’s page count, scoped consultations, and discounted rates on flat-fee work outside your plan. Every plan publishes the exact list of what is included on its plan page.

Anything you could explain in a paragraph and we could answer in a paragraph — without original research, drafting, or producing a deliverable. Things requiring research or drafting are projects, not quick questions.

A discrete, scoped piece of legal work with a defined deliverable — drafting one contract from scratch, forming one LLC, preparing one estate plan, negotiating one agreement through signature, or seeing one matter from intake to resolution. Projects are flat-fee, quoted in writing before work begins. Subscription members get a 25% discount on flat-fee work.

Most New Mexicans avoid lawyers because they don’t want to start the meter on a five-minute question. Subscription removes that friction — you can pick up the phone whenever you need to, knowing exactly what the month will cost.

Both. The Personal, Personal Plus, and Personal Premium plans are for individuals and households. The Solo Entrepreneur plan is for one-person businesses. Many clients run both — a Personal plan for the household and a Solo plan for the business.

No. The Solo plan represents only your single-member LLC, not you as an individual. If you want personal representation as well, that requires a separate Personal plan and engagement letter.

No. Personal plans represent you as an individual — personal matters like estate planning, real estate, contracts you sign in your own name, and personal disputes. A business needs its own engagement under the Solo plan or a separate business engagement.

Take the 2-minute fit quiz, which routes you to a recommended plan based on six questions. Or book the free 15-minute call and we’ll figure it out together.

Yes — review and negotiate endorsement deals, revenue-sharing with schools, and collective contracts; form LLCs for athletes who need a business entity; advise on NCAA, NMAA, and NIL Go compliance; and handle agent terminations under the NM Uniform Athlete Agents Act. We cover UNM, NMSU, and (via our Texas license) UTEP, plus NMAA-eligible high-school athletes. See the NIL page.

Yes. 15 minutes, no charge, no obligation, no engagement formed until you sign a written engagement letter.

Subscription members get 25% off all flat-fee project work as long as they are an active member on the date the work is engaged. For criminal defense and expungement specifically, member rates only apply if you were an active member on the date you were charged with the underlying offense — joining after the charge does not retroactively unlock the discount.

Subscriptions are advisory and document work, not litigation. If your matter heads to court, court representation is a separate flat-fee engagement at the member rate. Subscribers do get discounted rates on the firm’s criminal defense work.

No — subscriptions are standard business-hours service. We do not provide after-hours, weekend, holiday, or emergency response. For urgent matters, call 911 or appropriate emergency services. If you have an imminent court appearance, tell us when you book the call.

You get a written flat-fee quote at the 25% member rate, before any work begins. You decide whether to move forward. You can also upgrade or change your plan if you find yourself needing the higher tier regularly.

Quick questions within 24 hours (Premium / Solo), 48 hours (Plus), or 3 business days (Personal). Documents inside your tier within the tier’s stated window. Time-sensitive items are handled the same day where possible.

Yes. The firm is licensed in New Mexico and works with clients statewide by phone and video. Offices in Albuquerque and Las Cruces are available for in-person meetings.

Yes, anytime. Plans are month-to-month. No retainer to refill. No minimum term. Cancel through the Client Portal or by emailing the designated address.

You work with Johnn directly. There’s no associate, no intake firewall, no handoff to a paralegal you’ve never met.

Anything you share in the intro call is treated as confidential under the rules of professional responsibility — even if you don’t end up retaining the firm. The intro call does not create an attorney-client relationship; signing a written engagement letter does.

Two New Mexico offices: 9621 4th St NW, Suite 505, Albuquerque, NM 87114 and 516 E. Lucero Ave, Suite 575, Las Cruces, NM 88005. Most subscription work happens by phone, secure portal, and email — you don’t have to drive to either office.