Whether you are going through a mediation successfully or are part of a contentious custody matter in New Mexico, moving into your post-divorce life can seem very chaotic. There are a lot of unknowns, and that makes it hard to keep the same sense of ...
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What You Should Know About Contempt of Court
New Mexico court orders that determine aspects of a divorce, such as child support and parenting schedules, are serious documents. When one or both spouses violate one of these court orders, they could potentially be the subject of contempt proceedings in ...
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Tips to Prepare for a Child Custody Dispute
When you are separating or divorcing in New Mexico and kids are involved, it's likely they are your top concern. If you expect your divorce to be particularly difficult, there is a chance you may end up disagreeing with your spouse over the custody terms. ...
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How Parental Rights Terminations Work
Termination of parental rights in New Mexico is very serious, whether the court is taking the rights away or a person is giving them up on their own. In a parent-child relationship, biological parents have an inherent set of responsibilities and rights ...
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Mistakes to Avoid During Your Divorce
When you're considering a New Mexico divorce, it can be difficult to factor in all the angles involved. Between the legal aspects and all the emotion divorce often brings to the surface, many people end up making mistakes during the proceedings that cost ...
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What You Should Consider During Your Separation
Many people talk about divorce and what ultimately often comes with it, but the issue of separation is often overlooked. Deciding to separate from your partner isn't an easy choice to make, and it can be tough to figure out what to do next once you've ...
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Rebuilding Your Credit If You’ve Filed for Bankruptcy Post-Divorce
Divorce and the events leading up to it can cause real damage to a person's credit and financial state. As a result, many people end up having to file for bankruptcy either during or after divorce. Although this can seem terrible at the time since it will ...
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Creating a 50/50 Co-Parenting Schedule
When you are getting divorced in New Mexico and children are involved, handling the physical custody of the children is often one of the biggest questions. Physical custody refers to with which parent the child will live and the parenting schedule that ...
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Child Custody Considerations for Parents Moving out of State After a Divorce
Deciding to move somewhere out of state with your kids is a big decision, particularly if you are no longer with the other parent of the children. You may want to move because of a prospective job, a lower living cost, to be closer to other family ...
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Steps You Should Take Before Formally Filing for Divorce
When you decide to divorce in New Mexico, it can be tough to tell what you should do next. Many people's first instinct is to file in court right away, but if you take some steps before you file--or your spouse does--you can help prepare yourself for the ...
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