Is your Practice in Compliance
with Rule 16-119?

What does the rule say?

The New Mexico Supreme Court has mandated that all attorneys practicing law in the State of New Mexico have a written succession plan, either alone or as part of a firm plan specifying the steps to be taken in the event of an attorney’s extended incapacity from practicing law or in the event of the attorney’s death.

What does this mean for your practice?

You must have a plan in place that includes the provisions outlined by the NM Supreme Court.  Specifically — notice, plan, communication with clients, and Certificate of Compliance registered with the State.  Your plan must not only be created, but updated as needed and as circumstances change.

Business Law Southwest is here to help.

Business Law Southwest has a turn-key solution ready to ensure you are compliant with this requirement. We will draft a Business Succession Plan with all the elements listed in Rule 16-119.  Moreover, we offer package options that can include ongoing maintenance to your plan, as well as plan execution.

Flat Fee Pricing Pay Over Time Options Our Flat Fee Services provides different options depending on the size of your practice. We want to make your experience with having a Lawyer Succession Plan easy and affordable. No interest and no fees with monthly payment plans. Attorney Practice Size* 1 to 3 4 to 6 7 to 12 13 or more Select the number of attorneys at your practice. Email* Δ

Customized Services

• Subscription Service
• Assisting Attorney Service
• Plan Readiness Services