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  This guide provides information on how to protect your children from an abusive partner in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Sadly, domestic violence is a serious issue that is rising in New Mexico.  To make matters worse, children are often caught within the tsunami of...

  If you are facing a restraining order in Albuquerque, New Mexico, you may be wondering if you can file a counter restraining order against the person who filed against you. Yes.  You can file a counter claim, also known as a counter petition/request, in...

  Have you been wondering, “How long does a restraining order last in Albuquerque, New Mexico?” If so, the duration of a protective order in Albuquerque depends on the specific circumstances of the case, and the judge's ruling. With that said, the protective...

  Can you obtain a restraining order in Albuquerque, New Mexico without physical harm? Yes, you can. Even without physical harm, you can request a restraining order, also known as a protective order, if you feel threatened or harassed by someone. It is important...

  Are you wondering, “Does Power of Attorney override parental rights in New Mexico?”  No.  In New Mexico, granting someone Power of Attorney to care for a child does not override parental rights. Although the Power of Attorney agent can make decisions when the...

  Do you have questions about retirement benefits division after divorce in New Mexico? In New Mexico, retirement benefits are considered marital assets and will be divided in a divorce. With that said, if one of the spouses had a retirement account before...

  Are you researching enforcement of custody orders in Albuquerque, New Mexico?  If yes, do you have an enforceable parenting plan or child custody order? In this situation, you can file a motion to enforce the enforceable parenting plan or child custody order. ...

  Are you researching modification of custody orders in Albuquerque, New Mexico? At times, parents desire to modify or change an existing child custody order. To do this, either parent can file a motion to modify. Alternatively, when both parents agree, a...

  Moving from New Mexico to another state can be a hotly contested divorce issue. In Albuquerque, NM, relocation and move-away cases involve the relocation of one or both parents to another state. Does one parent oppose the proposed child relocation?  If so, your...