Our legal library covers a range of topics to help prepare you for what is ahead when you are filing for divorce in New Mexico. Get the facts you need about contested divorces, child custody, changing child support, paternity testing, and much more in our free library. We want you to get the information that will help you protect yourself and your children.
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Do I Need a Prenup?If you're considering a prenup in New Mexico, make sure you know your rights and responsibilities. Learn more about prenuptial agreements
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The Best Time to Modify Custody AgreementsChild Custody Modification 101 Find out why the end of the school year is the best time to modify your parenting plan or custody agreement in New Mexico.
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How divorce and financial planning go hand and hand.Calling a lawyer should be priority number one during the divorce process, but priority number two should be focused on your financial planning.
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How Shared Custody Works in New MexicoChild custody is one of the biggest issues in any divorce or separation. Usually, parents share joint custody of their children in New Mexico. Find out more.
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Military and Veterans Divorce 101There are some differences between civilian divorces and military divorces. Things like custody and timeshare can be unique due to deployment factors and assets like military benefits are sometimes divided differently.
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How to File For Divorce in NMFind out how to file for divorce in New Mexico and how the divorce process works from Albuquerques best divorce attorney. Learn more about custody and divorce.
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How to Get a Parenting Plan In AlbuquerqueAlbuquerque divorce and custody attorney Anthony Spratley discusses custody and parenting plans in New Mexico and how you can get custody of your child.
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Married 5 years or less? This may be an option for you.Do you need a divorce after a short marriage? Marriages under 5 years may be eligible for an uncontested divorce, which saves time and money. NM divorce help.
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Can your long-term marriage affect your divorce case in New Mexico?The custody and divorce attorneys at Genus Law Group explain why long term marriages over 10 years create more difficulties when getting divorced.
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Should I Represent Myself In My New Mexico Family Law Case?This article talks about the pros and cons of hiring an attorney in NM for divorce, custody, and other family law cases. It also discusses the process of doing it yourself.
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How social media can take a toll on your divorce or custody caseSocial Medias effect on divorce, family law, and custody cases in New Mexico, tips on using social media against your spouse in Albuquerque courts.
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New Mexico Guardianship 101Find out how kinship/guardianship works in New Mexico from one of Albuquerque's most experienced family law attorneys