Experiencing a divorce can be an emotional and stressful experience, particularly when one spouse--or both spouses--are doing things meant to undermine the other spouse in asset division. You may be facing this type of divorce yourself and wondering if ...
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Avoiding Manipulation as Co-Parents
Some children learn fairly early after their parents divorce that they can benefit from playing parents against one another to get something they want. After all, many kids realize from a very early age that Dad saying "no" to something doesn't mean Mom ...
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What Should You Do with Your Pets After Your Divorce?
Many families have pets that are just as much a part of the family as everyone else. The ASPCA estimates that in the US, over 35 percent of homes have cats, while more than 44 percent have a dog. Pets can make for wonderful companions, and it can be ...
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What to Do About Your Child’s Healthcare Plan After a Divorce
Healthcare can be complicated enough on its own, and it may become even more complicated after a divorce or separation in New Mexico as healthcare for the kids will now be organized between two different households. However, when co-parents are proactive ...
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Assets You Must Consider During Your Divorce
When you are considering a divorce in New Mexico, chances are your mind will be racing over all the things you wish to protect, from your property and finances to your relationship with your kids. Your assets and finances are what will set up your ...
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Personal Property Divisions During a Divorce
A common source of confusion and tension for divorcing or separating couples in New Mexico involves the personal items that are still in the family home while the legal proceedings move forward. Disagreements over these personal items, even though they ...
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What Does a Divorce Attorney Do?
When your marriage is ending, it can be very hard to deal with the emotional issues it presents and the fear and uncertainty surrounding your future post-divorce life. In addition, the legal guidelines and laws surrounding divorce in New Mexico can add ...
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Managing Parenting Swaps
After a New Mexico divorce or separation involving kids, having consistent parenting schedules is incredibly important. A regular routine is what helps your kids adjust to living in two different houses. When they have a clear idea of when they will see ...
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The Right of First Refusal Explained
Parents tend to have the most influence on their children's lives. The time that children spend with each parent helps shape their personalities over time and gives them their first look into what being part of a family is like. As long as there are no ...
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What to Expect If Your Spouse Chooses Not to Hire an Attorney During Your Divorce
Whether it's for personal reasons or to save money, some people simply decide not to hire an attorney for their New Mexico divorce. If your spouse chooses this route for your divorce and decides to handle all the legal aspects of the divorce on his or her ...
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