Why You Need a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst on Your Side
The financial impact of a divorce can be incredibly complex, particularly when a marriage has lasted a long time or if it involves significant assets…
How to Reduce Uncertainty and Gain Control in Divorce
In our experience, very few people enter into marriage thinking, “well if it doesn’t work out, I will just get divorced.” It is an incredibly…
Unique Challenges LGBTQIA+ Couples Face in New Mexico Divorce
As we celebrate Pride Month, we pay homage to the leaders who fought hard over the years to obtain marital rights for members of the…
Finding a Peaceful Solution Through Collaborative Divorce
Besides death, divorce is one of the most stressful events you can face in life. However, a collaborative divorce lawyer makes this challenging process easier…
Divorce Over 50 – What You Need to Know About “Gray” Divorce
Statistics show that while the overall rate of divorce in the U.S is on the decline, couples over the age of 50 are divorcing at…
How to Handle Taxes During and After Divorce
Tax season and divorce are two extremely trying periods to endure. Combine tax season with divorce, and you have a recipe for stress. You must…
Valentine’s Day Proposals — All You Need is Love and a Prenup
After the feelings of elation from a Valentine’s Day proposal subside, you will eventually come back down to earth. Then it is time to discuss…
Contemplating Divorce in the New Year? We Can Help You Prepare
With the new year, people are making resolutions to diet or exercise, while you may be contemplating divorce. To celebrate national “Get Organized” Month in…
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ Series 1 What’s the difference between physical and legal custody? New Mexico recognizes two types of custody: physical and legal. Physical custody simply means…
What to Bring to Your Consult
The initial consultation with a Family Law lawyer is the most important step in the process, as it is when you and the lawyer are…
Three Common Mistakes of Holiday Timesharing
The Holidays can be an exciting time of year with snowy weather, family gatherings, and of course presents, however; for timesharing parents, the Holidays can…
Military Divorce and Healthcare
This is part two of our series on military divorce, find part one here. What happens if you don’t qualify for the 20-20-20 rule and…