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 divorce in New Mexico. Find out what you need to know before filing for divorce by reading our library articles.
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Is Legal Separation an Option for Me? Contrary to popular belief, divorce is not the only way to end or take a break from your marriage in New Mexico. Find out about the benefits of Legal Seperation -
New Mexico Small Business and High Asset Divorce If you have interests in a business or own your own business and are considering marriage or divorce, this is a must read. Find out how divorce works for small business owners in New Mexico. -
Do I Have to Pay Child Support During the COVID-19 Crisis? As COVID-19 continues to shut down our state, many New Mexicans are facing new and unforeseen challenges regarding their custody and child support agreements. Find out what you need to know. -
New Mexico Domestic Violence and COVID-19 One of the many unfortunate side effects of the COVID-19 outbreak has been the increase in domestic abuse. Find out what you as a victim need to know to get the help you need. -
Co-Parenting Under Coronavirus (COVID-19): What You Need to Know How does Coronavirus impact my custody and timesharing agreements in New Mexico? -
Settlement Facilitation in New Mexico Divorce Mediation usually refers to Settlement Facilitation in New Mexico and is part of almost every NM Divorce. Find out how it works and what you need to know -
Who Gets The House? For most New Mexican couples, the marital home is their single biggest asset. Find out how ownership of the home is determined in divorce. -
New Mexico Father's Rights 101 Fathers facing divorce or custody battles in New Mexico might sometimes feel like the system is against them. Find out what NM fathers need to know about father's rights in New Mexico. -
New Mexico Trusts vs Wills: Which is Best for Me? Every New Mexican should have an estate plan in place, but for many people, a trust could be a better solution than a will. Find out why and how it applies to you -
New Mexico Divorce 101 A Contested divorce is the most common type of divorce in New Mexico, find out how the process works -
How To Get An Uncontested Divorce in New Mexico If you and your spouse have decided to part ways amicably and are in overall agreement in how to divide your property and debts, an uncontested divorce may be an excellent option for you -
Interim Spousal Support: How To Get Divorced In NM Without Going Broke Are you worried about supporting yourself during your divorce? Find Out About New Mexico Interim Support and How It Can Help You through Your New Mexico Divorce