Going from one house to two can be tough for any child after a divorce or separation in New Mexico. A family transition such as this means the child has to deal with not seeing both parents each day and also adapt to new surroundings in the home of the ...
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Myths Surrounding Divorce in New Mexico
A divorce is never easy, no matter how civil you are with your spouse during the process. As you are getting divorced, you're probably going to hear advice from everyone, whether it's your close friends and family or your coworkers and regular babysitter. ...
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How to Find an Adoption Attorney
Adopting in New Mexico might be a new experience for you. As a legal process, you will need to have an experienced family law attorney to guide you and ensure that your adoption meets all state regulations and laws.Naturally, the process of bringing a ...
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Handling a Family Home Buyout During a Divorce
How to handle the family home is often a tough and emotional question to deal with during a divorce or separation in New Mexico. There are many good memories associated with the family home, and it can be hard to face losing those reminders. When you have ...
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Child Support Imputation and It’s Implications
In New Mexico, both parents are obligated to support their children until they become self-supporting or turn 21 years old in most cases. When parents are not living together, the parent whom the child primarily lives with can receive child support from ...
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Understanding What Is Necessary in a Divorce Team
When you are preparing for divorce in New Mexico, it is about more than just getting your assets and finances in order. Finding the right lawyer is incredibly important. After all, it's your lawyer who will be representing your interests and helping you ...
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Navigating Infant Care Plans After a Divorce
Crafting the most suitable parenting plan is the goal for many families after a New Mexico separation or divorce. When a parenting plan supports healthy, stable relationships, it's the best thing for the children's happiness over the long term. Creating ...
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Co-Parenting for Never Married Parents
Not all co-parents in New Mexico have been through a divorce because some couples chose not to get married. Never-married parents, however, still face challenges similar to those of parents who are going through a divorce, with some additional ...
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Parenting Plan Modifications
At the end of your separation, divorce or custody case in New Mexico, you will receive a final parenting plan. This plan can be crafted by the judge in your child's best interests if you and your co-parent can't agree, or it might be based on arrangements ...
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Dealing with School as Co-Parents
A new school year brings changes for parents and children alike. When you are approaching the start of a school year on the heels of a legal separation or divorce, there are going to be some additional challenges you will have to face. To reduce ...
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