When you're considering a divorce in New Mexico, it's only natural to be concerned about how much everything will cost. Going from two incomes in a household to one is always taxing on resources, so keeping your divorce costs down is a smart move. Here ...
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Three Important Income Tax Considerations Post-Divorce
Tax time can be a stressful period no matter what your situation is, but it doesn't have to be. When you're more prepared for any issues you may face, you'll be able to approach your taxes with more confidence. Major life changes, like a divorce in New ...
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Factors That May Affect Your Parenting Style
If you've never considered your style of parenting, taking the time to do so during a New Mexico separation or divorce may seem foolish. However, since this will have a significant impact on your relationship with your kids, it's definitely worth a look. ...
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Five Common Traits Of Strong Co-Parenting Relationships
For divorced or separated parents in New Mexico, co-parenting can be a difficult transition. It's naturally everyone's goal to have a healthy co-parenting relationship, as that is what's best for the children and the parents, too. In reality, the ...
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How To Handle Hidden Assets In A Divorce
Any New Mexico legal separation or divorce can involve hidden assets, and that can affect child support and property division. You deserve the share you're truly entitled to, so if you believe your spouse isn't being completely honest about the assets in ...
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Changes In The Momentum Of Family Court
Even if you've only vaguely followed sports, you likely know that the momentum behind a game can change with just one play. As seen in countless movies, at any moment, the energy behind a team can go flat. Then, something suddenly clicks and the momentum ...
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Co-Parenting Communication During A Divorce
How you approach communicating with your co-parent has a direct impact on the outcome in a New Mexico divorce. Cooperation, empathy and open-mindedness are essential for positive communication between co-parents, but some parents find themselves stuck in ...
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Helpful Tips for Divorce Court
For many people, a divorce is the first time they've ever stepped into a courtroom in New Mexico in their entire lives. The unfamiliar environment can add an extra layer of uncertainty and stress, but you can help mitigate those effects by learning more ...
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Create New Traditions When Co-Parenting
Holidays can spark disputes between co-parents post-divorce. Special events sometimes cause emotions to run high, so it's not surprising that juggling holidays between two homes can start some arguments. While traditional holidays can still pose some ...
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Finding Yourself Again After A Divorce
When you look at your post-divorce life in New Mexico, there are a lot of things to consider, and one area that people often have trouble with is dating. After all, it has probably been years since you've had to contend with the dating scene, and it can ...
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