Ron Holmes Partner
Ron Holmes concentrates his practice in the areas of small business and consumer bankruptcies under Chapters 7, 11, 12 and 13 and real estate law and litigation. He serves clients throughout the state of New Mexico.
A native New Mexican, Ron grew up in Alamogordo. He earned his J.D. from the University of New Mexico School of Law in 1996, and his B.A. in Political Science and Economics also from the University of New Mexico in 1991.
Ron currently serves on the Bankruptcy Section Board of Directors as its Secretary having served from 2001 to 2010 and again in 2013 to present, has served the past Chairman of the Board (2004). Ron is also a former Bankruptcy Trustee. Ron received the New Mexico State Bar’s Outstanding Contribution Award in 2003 and the Robert H. LaFollette Pro Bono Award in 2010, which is the equivalent of a lifetime achievement award. Ron continues to volunteer at the State Bar’s monthly Consumer Debt Workshop and has for over 20 years.
In addition to his law practice, Ron is an active licensed real estate broker and Realtor® and the Qualifying Broker for Stetson Realty.
Ron currently serves, and has been the past President, for the Board of Directors for the Federal Bar Association New Mexico Chapter, has been the past Chair for the Board of Directors for the J. Reuben Clark Law Society Albuquerque Chapter and a member of the Greater Albuquerque Area Board of Realtors. Ron has served in various positions in his Church and continues to volunteer on a regular basis.
Ron enjoys water sports including wake surfing and wakeboarding in the summer and snow skiing in the winter. On the weekends, you can find Ron tinkering around old cars. Finally, and most importantly, Ron’s proudest moments and achievements are both brought about and shared because of his wife and five wonderful children.
Awards & Recognitions:
Education:
- University of New Mexico School of Law (J.D. 1996)
- University of New Mexico – double major Economics and Political Science (B.A. 1991)
Court Admissions:
- State of New Mexico
- Federal Bar Member –District of New Mexico
Recent Articles
- Should you reaffirm your mortgage when going through bankruptcy?
- Why Filing for Bankruptcy Despite Rent Relief Can Be Your Best Option
- New Mexico: So Close but Not Close Enough – House Bill 36
- New Mexico Steps Up to Support Individuals in Bankruptcy: A Fresh Start
- If I pay off my credit card before filing for Bankruptcy, can I keep it?
- The DEVIL is in the DETAILS and in the DISCHARGE – creditors beware!
Relevant Resources
Bankruptcy Options in New Mexico: How Our Law Firm Can Help
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Read moreShould you reaffirm your mortgage when going through bankruptcy?
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Read moreNew Mexico Steps Up to Support Individuals in Bankruptcy: A Fresh Start
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Read moreWhy Filing for Bankruptcy Despite Rent Relief Can Be Your Best Option
By Noah Johnson As the world begins to make its way towards normalcy, at least as close as it can get, responsibilities such as rent will slowly creep back into …
Read moreIf I pay off my credit card before filing Bankruptcy, can I keep it?
A fundamental element for persons filing for Bankruptcy protection requires a Debtor to disclose all outstanding liabilities. So what happens if I have a zero balance on my credit card …
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