Annulments
An annulment is different from a divorce. A divorce terminates a marriage but an annulment states that the marriage was illegal and invalid. The marriage is essentially void. From a legal perspective, the marriage never occurred. If you want to annul your marriage, the court needs sufficient proof that the… Read More
Child Support
In New Mexico, parents have the option of reaching a child support agreement on their own or to have it decided by the court. Ideally, child support obligations of each parent are fairly based on their financial circumstances and adequately cover all of the child’s needs. New Mexico has its own set of… Read More
Child Custody
New Mexico Legal Group successfully handles child custody cases throughout New Mexico. We help clients figure out the best way to reach a child custody agreement that is beneficial for the family. When our clients know all of the options available, it increases the chances of them arranging a child custody… Read More
Dissolution Separation
An annulment is different from a divorce. A divorce terminates a marriage but an annulment states that the marriage was illegal and invalid. The marriage is essentially void. From a legal perspective, the marriage never occurred. If you want to annul your marriage, the court needs sufficient proof that the… Read More
Division of Marital Property
While going through a separation or divorce, it is important to receive a financial agreement that is equitable and takes into consideration your current circumstances. Division of marital property can be a point of contention between married couples if they are not able to effectively… Read More
Division of Marital Property
While going through a separation or divorce, it is important to receive a financial agreement that is equitable and takes into consideration your current circumstances. Division of marital property can be a point of contention between married couples if they are not able to effectively… Read More
Divorce Lawyers
Deciding to get a divorce entails legally terminating your marital status. Going through a divorce can be challenging and grueling. We use our vast experience to make the legal process of getting divorced as easy as possible for our clients. During the ongoing proceedings we know that you will probably… Read More
Domestic Partnership Agreements
Domestic partnership agreements are not legally recognized within the state of New Mexico. There are many people who are intricately connected into each other’s lives and want the importance of their relationship acknowledged in some legal manner. New Mexico Legal Group is able to create contractual… Read More
Domestic Violence Cases
If you have been accused or arrested for domestic violence, it can negatively impact your life on multiple levels. It could tarnish your reputation within the community, amongst family members and may put your parental rights in danger. Even if an arrest did not occur, a police report… Read More
Domestic Violence FAQ
Cruel and inhumane treatment and incompatibility are some of the grounds for divorce in New Mexico. Domestic abuse can be classified as acts of cruel and inhumane treatment based on the effects that type of behavior has on a person… Read More
Family Law Information
New Mexico Legal Group is a full service law firm that practices all areas of family law. We have more than six decades of experience successfully handling family law matters. The most important aspect of family law is being able to use the laws and procedures in a manner that helps our clients get the… Read More
Family Law FAQs
There are many questions people have when they are facing problems within their family. Based on our experience helping New Mexico residents with a range of family law issues, there are certain questions that regularly come up. Sometimes they are seeking basic information in order to decide the best… Read More
Family Support Information
Family support issues pertain to the financial welfare of the spouses and children. During a divorce, it must be determined if either spouse is entitled to receive alimony. When there are children involved, child support payments must also be set. Many people may not know how to resolve these issues on… Read More
Paternity Cases
In some cases, the paternity of a child comes into question. Since parents are financially responsible of the welfare of their child, it is important to verify the paternity if that is an issue. Paternity affects all aspects of a person’s life including financial obligations and visitation rights. Due to the seriousness … Read More
Post Judgment Modifications
Court judgments regarding finances and children are based on the information disclosed during the legal proceedings at that time. Over a period of months or years, the financial situation of either spouse or co-parents of a child can change significantly. When this occurs, the court has the right to enter a post… Read More
Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are contracts created by couples who want to determine how their assets will be divided if they ever get divorced. Prenuptial agreements are executed before marriage and postnuptial agreements are executed after marriage. Due to the complexity of legal issues… Read More
Prenuptial / Antenuptial Agreements
Prenuptial agreements, antenuptial agreements, and premarital agreements are contracts signed by a couple before they get married. These agreements state how property, assets, and debts will be defined and divided during the marriage and in the event of a divorce or death. It is important to hire a highly… Read More
