Growing up in small town New Mexico made me appreciate exploration. My parents are both educators in the Farmington area and supported my desire to travel and pushed me to shape my own future. My first international trip was to France with them when I was 12. Since then I have travelled to 32 states and 25 countries (and counting). Traveling takes an immense amount of strategic planning and is not always a comfortable experience, but I have found that knowing what you want out of life and going after it is always worth it.
I bring this perspective to my practice of family law, and believe in helping people create their own futures. Just like no part of the world is the same, no person’s situation is either. I strive to be both understanding and respectful of the many different cultures that are in the world, and especially the cultures that are in our state. I love helping my clients explore and rewrite their stories.
Get To Know Isadora
A Global Perspective, A Local Focus on Family Law
Isadora S. Renner practices family law as an Associate Attorney at New Mexico Legal Group. A native New Mexican from Farmington, New Mexico, she strives to serve her beloved Land of Enchantment through passionate and efficient legal representation as clients navigate difficult circumstances.
Isadora attended New Mexico State University for her undergraduate studies in International Business and French. She went on to attend the University of New Mexico School of Law in Albuquerque. While in law school, she participated in the Child and Family Justice Clinic, represented UNM in a national Client Counseling Competition, completed training in mediation and deposition, and took every family law course available. Isadora is an advocate for amicable resolutions and is a proponent of collaborative divorce, focusing on finding effective solutions to life’s difficult problems.
Her passion for family law and her client-focused approach allows her to meaningfully engage with clients and help them effectively address the challenges they face.
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