Experience

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  Law Offices of Deborah M. DeMack

  • 9400 Holly Ave., NE, Bldg. 4, Albuquerque, NM 87122

  • Principal

    • Jan 2009 - Present
    • 9400 Holly Ave., NE, Bldg. 4, Albuquerque, NM 87122

    If you are struggling with debt, are being harassed by debt collectors, or simply feel overwhelmed by debt, bankruptcy may help you. The Law Offices of Deborah M. DeMack is committed to assisting consumers and small businesses with bankruptcy, debt collection defense, and other consumer law matters. Ms. DeMack, a former Assistant Attorney General and a licensed New Mexico attorney with 19 years of experience, provides highly-personalized, compassionate legal services. Don't face your creditors alone! Millions of Americans file for bankruptcy every year, to save their financial futures. The Law Offices of Deborah M. DeMack is a debt relief agency.

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  The Law Office of George "Dave" Giddens, P.C.

  • 10400 Academy NE., Ste. 350, Albuquerque, NM 87111

  • Associate Attorney

    • Jun 2014 - Feb 2015
    • 10400 Academy NE., Ste. 350, Albuquerque, NM 87111

    Consumer and business bankruptcy (debtor and creditor rights), foreclosure (debtor and creditor rights), litigation (consumer and commercial) and debt collection (consumer defense as well as commercial collection).

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  New Mexico Office of the Attorney General

  • State of New Mexico

  • Assistant Attorney General, Consumer Protection Division

    • Jul 2002 - Aug 2008
    • State of New Mexico

    As an Assistant Attorney General for the New Mexico Attorney General's Office ("AGO"), Ms. DeMack investigated consumer complaints and prosecuted various businesses for unfair and deceptive trade practices. In 2005, for example, Ms. DeMack brought suit against Zangara Dodge, Inc. on behalf of the citizens of the State. Settlement of the lawsuit brought over $300,000 in restitution to over 3,000 consumers who had been overcharged for registration of the vehicles they had purchased from Zangara Dodge. In a separate but related investigation conducted by the MVD in conjunction with the AGO, it was discovered that Zangara Dodge had not paid over 3/4 million dollars in gross receipts taxes to the State. As a result of this investigation, Zangara Dodge paid over $750,000 in back taxes to the MVD.