Bridget Mullins

Bridget represents both English and Spanish-speaking clients in guardianship/conservatorship, probate and trust administration, estate planning, elder law, specialized family law, Medicaid planning, and special needs planning.

Bridget has a strong trial background after spending many years prosecuting domestic violence, child abuse, and human trafficking cases for the District Attorney’s and Attorney General’s Offices. She has also worked on consumer protection issues and taught Financial Literacy classes to help community members learn about debt, investing, and credit.

Originally from Montana, Bridget L. Mullins came to New Mexico to attend the University of New Mexico where she earned a Master’s Degree in Latin American Studies with an emphasis in Human Rights and Spanish language, as well as her law degree from UNM School of Law.

Bridget loves camping, hiking, and driving around the American West with her family. Bridget is an avid reader. She also likes to cook and try new recipes, with limited success.