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How Should I Prepare for a Divorce Consultation in New Mexico?
At times, facing a divorce can feel like walking down a dark alley without a flashlight or compass. Part of this uncertainty involves misinformation provided by television, friends, or relatives. Consequently, the hodgepodge of information often creates...
How Are Gambling Debts Divided During Contested and Uncontested Divorce in New Mexico?
Are you married to someone with a gambling problem or addiction? If so, it is essential to understand how gambling debts are divided during contested and uncontested divorce in New Mexico. First, it is necessary to understand how community debts are divided...
What Are Signs that Divorce is Coming Soon?
All divorces are created differently. With that said, there are common signs that divorce is coming soon. Additionally, not all marital problems are the same size or severity. In some situations, early detection may help a couple resolve marital sore-spots...
How Do I Fight False Allegations with My Custody/Visitation Case?
Parents going through a divorce or separation often have questions about custody and visitation issues. In some cases, one parent raises false claims of abuse, neglect, or parental unfitness. When this happens, the other parent often wonders: “How do I fight...
How Do I Reduce the Cost of Discovery in Divorce Process?
Are you going through a divorce and wondering, “How do I reduce the cost of discovery in divorce process?” If so, it is important to first understand the discovery in divorce process. Next, it is essential to consider the common causes for high discovery...
What Does Child Support Cover in New Mexico?
Child support is one of the most emotionally charged family law issues. Often, the parents on competing ends of family court wonder, “What does child support cover in New Mexico?” Let’s uncover what child support covers in New Mexico. HOW DO I STOP MY...
What’s the Difference Between a GAL and Family Court Clinic?
Parents going through a child full custody dispute need to know the difference between a GAL and Family Court Clinic. At times, parents going through a breakup or divorce disagree on child full custody and parental visitation issues. When this happens, the...
Restraining Order of Protection and Emotional Abuse
Are you wondering if you can get a restraining order of protection based on emotional abuse? In New Mexico, a restraining order of protection can be granted based on severe emotional distress. Protective orders often play a prominent role during divorce or...
How Do I Resolve Contested Divorce Disputes in New Mexico?
Are you facing a contested divorce in New Mexico? If so, you probably are wondering: “How do I resolve contested divorce disputes in New Mexico? A contested divorce includes many legal issues. On the financial side, these issues include: Dividing community...
How Long Does a Restraining Order of Protection Last?
A restraining order of protection usually lasts one year. With that said, the length varies based on the facts, evidence, and severity of abuse. Moving forward, it is important to understand the difference between a “temporary” and “permanent” restraining...
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