How Long Does a DWI Stay on Your…
A DWI conviction in New Mexico is serious enough in that it can lead to jail time, fines and mandatory license revocations – even for a first-time offense. However, the long-term consequences…
How Does Child Support Work With Joint Custody?
Child custody and child support issues are often the main sticking points in divorces in New Mexico. Unless a separating couple can come to an agreement regarding custody of their children, the…
Common Mistakes Made in New Mexico DWI Cases
Even though many people are understandably upset and stressed about being arrested for DWI, those emotional states can hinder the ability to think clearly. As a result, they may fall victim to…
Which Crimes Can Be Expunged?
If you have ever been arrested, charged, or convicted of a crime in New Mexico, there is no escaping a criminal record. Even if you are never convicted, there will be a…
How Long Do You Have to Pay Alimony?
When a marriage in New Mexico ends in divorce, one spouse may be ordered to pay alimony or spousal support to the other. This is intended as financial…