Reviews

I spoke with Vanessa this morning and although this office was unable to assist with my particular situation, she was extremely helpful and gave me a list of resources. Very compassionate and professional!

I was able to get information for legal aid, a food box and liheap information. I was injured on the job and was not accommodated for months. I finally had to resign due to personal reasons due to not being able to run from or after residents for their safety and mine.

My best advise is to just avoid all these ORGS. They employ attorneys and advocates who are extremely overt/covert abusive, dismissive and with zero ethics and integrity. They receive donations and federal money to do absolutely nothing to help anyone and this goes for the NMDRNM, Legal Aide and the State Bar of New Mexico. If you have a discrimination or civil rights complaint, then just do it yourself and submit it directly to them instead.

I live in a mobile home community with many elderly or disabled neighbors, and the previous owner sold it to a manipulative, intimidating and dishonest landlord who had no regard for tenants or their rights in New Mexico. The center for law and poverty provided us with an ethical, caring, and diplomatic representative to help smooth out the situation and protect the tenants from oppression, loss, and homelessness at no cost to us. They can even provide interpreters for non English speakers. Would definitely recommend if you are dealing with an objectively unethical landlord.