Our attorneys and legal researchers have put together these articles to help clients and other visitors to our website get the reliable information they need when they are facing a family law issue in New Mexico. Find out what you need to know before filing for divorce or by reading our library articles.
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Estate Planning Attorney Serving Santa Fe, New MexicoGenus Law Group helps Santa Fe and Santa Fe County families build estate plans that protect what they've built. Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and more. Call (505) 317-4455.
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Estate Planning Attorney Serving Los Lunas and Valencia County, New MexicoGenus Law Group helps Los Lunas and Valencia County families build estate plans that protect what they've built. Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and more. Call (505) 317-4455.
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How to Fund Your Revocable Living Trust in New MexicoA revocable living trust only avoids probate if it's funded. Here's exactly how New Mexico families transfer real estate, accounts, and other assets into a trust.
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How Much Does Estate Planning Cost in New Mexico?Estate planning costs in New Mexico vary by what you need. Here's a plain-English breakdown of what different documents typically cost and what affects the price.
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How to Avoid Probate in New Mexico: What Actually WorksProbate in New Mexico takes time, costs money, and becomes public record. Here are the strategies that actually work to keep your family out of court after you die.
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Estate Planning Attorney Serving Rio Rancho, New MexicoGenus Law Group helps Rio Rancho and Sandoval County families build estate plans that protect what they've built. Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and more. Call (505) 317-4455.
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Protective Orders and Custody in New Mexico: How One Affects the OtherFacing a protective order and a custody case in New Mexico? Learn how domestic violence shapes custody rulings. Call Genus Law Group at (505) 317-4455.
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How Community Property Affects Your Estate Plan in New MexicoNew Mexico is a community property state, which changes what your will can actually distribute, how your spouse's rights work, and why generic estate planning templates fall short here.
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Updating Your Estate Plan After Divorce in New MexicoDivorce changes everything your estate plan was built around. Here's what New Mexico residents need to update immediately, and what the law does and doesn't do automatically.
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Choosing a Personal Representative for Your New Mexico Estate: What You Need to KnowThe person you name as personal representative will manage your entire estate after you die. Learn what the role requires and how to choose the right person in New Mexico.
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Financial vs. Healthcare POA in New Mexico: What's the Difference?New Mexico offers two main types of power of attorney: financial and healthcare. Learn how each works, what your agent can do, and why most families need both.
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Can My Child Choose Which Parent to Live With in New Mexico?Can your child choose which parent to live with in New Mexico? Learn how age, maturity, and NMSA § 40-4-9 affect custody decisions. Call (505) 317-4455.