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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New Mexico Guardianship 101Find out how kinship/guardianship works in New Mexico from one of Albuquerque's most experienced family law attorneys
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Complex New Mexico Divorce And Property DivisionFind out what New Mexicans with significant assets and property need to be aware of when facing a divorce and custody case
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How Divorce Can Impact Your Security ClearanceFind out what you need to know about divorce if you work for Los Alamos and Sandia National Labs, or if your a current or former military member.
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5 Tips For Starting The Divorce Process in New MexicoFind out how to start the divorce process in New Mexico the right way!
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How To Get The Holiday Timesharing You Want This YearFind out what you can do to get more time with your children over the holidays or to protect your time with your children.
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6 Divorce Tips From A New Mexico Divorce AttorneyIf you going through a divorce or considering one in New Mexico, this article is a must-read. Find divorce tips and wisdom from New Mexico's best divorce lawyer
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How to Modify Your Custody Agreement in New MexicoDo you want more time with your kids? Thinking of moving or changing schools? Find out what you need to know about changing custody in New Mexico
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What's the Difference Between Legal vs. Physical Custody in New MexicoFind out the difference between legal and physical custody in New Mexico and how it can impact your Albuquerque custody case.
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Can I (Or The Other Parent) Move Out Of State With My Child?Find out what you need to know about moving with your child after divorce or separation and what to do if the other parent moves with your child.
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Can I Get Sole Custody In New Mexico?Find out if you or your ex can get sole custody of your child and how child custody works in New Mexico from Albuquerque's best custody attorneys
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How to change your child support payments in New MexicoChild Support isn't set in stone. Find out how you can change your New Mexico Child Support Payments
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Retirement Benefits In New Mexico DivorceWondering if your spouse can keep part of your 401k or pension plan in a divorce? Wondering if you have a right to any of your spouses retirement benefits?