If i got married in Mexico can i get divorced in NM ?

You can file for a divorce if one of the spouses has lived in New Mexico for the six (6) months prior to the filing of the Petition. When you file...

I had already relocated out of state 6 months. Now husband, is taking me to court. What is my chance of winning custody?

Relocation cases are very difficult for the Courts. It seems from your question that you have already appeared in Court on your ex-husband's...

How to enroll my grandkids into Hobbs New Mexico schools? My Daughter is going to sign guardianship over to me.

You can fill out a "Caregiver's Authorization Affidavit" and have your daughter sign it. The Affidavit can be found in the New Mexico Statutes at...

You can file a Motion to Modify Custody on your own. When you do, put in the reasons you want the custody to change. Include a Request for...

Do I need to pay extra for my childs school supplies or anything else that my son needs?

Child support is meant to go to a child's day-to-day needs like food and housing. Although there is no law that says you need to provide money for...

I would just give the facts to the court clinic - not your assessment of the facts. Explain you believe your child should be in counseling, and...

Does my ex husband have to pay for damages he caused when going to his house?

When you obtained your temporary Order of Protection you were given a date to return to Court. When you go back to Court, that is when the order...

How can I get my daughter back from another state if her father took her from me? Please help!

You must immediately file a Motion with the Court seeking return of your daughter. The actual process you need to go through depends on whether...

Should my wife be a co-petitioner as I seek sole custody?

No, custody cases are only between the parents, not step parents. You should file and should also speak with an attorney before doing so. I would...

How to get my name on birth certificate instead of biological mom?

You will need to obtain a "pre-birth order" which states you are to be the intended parent. The Courts would treat this as if you are using her as...