Parrish Collins, Member of Collins & Collins Family Law
A divorce is among the most stressful things you will face. It is not only emotionally stressful, it can be financially disastrous. It is important to understand the costs of divorce to you and your family before you begin the process. Ideally you can obtain a divorce that leaves you both emotionally and financially intact. This is a goal worth pursuing.
There are many ways to approach a divorce. The approach will dictate the outcome and the costs. Like many other states New Mexico has enacted no-fault divorce statutes. No fault divorce means that there is no need to show spousal misconduct to obtain a divorce. Unfortunately, fault is often the focal point of the parties. This approach has severe economic and emotional costs associated with it.
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View All ArticlesChild Custody Jurisdiction in New Mexico and Other States
Submitted By: Parrish Collins On: Oct 2nd 2009
Category: Custody During Divorce, New Mexico, Guide
Frequently, prior to the filing of divorce or custody action, one of the parents will relocate with the children to another state. This happens...
Negotiating Alimony/Spousal Support in New Mexico
Submitted By: Parrish Collins On: Sep 28th 2009
Category: Spousal Support, New Mexico, Guide
New Mexico is an alimony state. Alimony Guidelines have been established in the Second Judicial District Court in Albuquerque. The other districts...
Who Keeps the House During the Divorce?
Submitted By: Parrish Collins On: Sep 28th 2009
Category: Marital Property Division, New Mexico, Guide
The first question that comes up for most when they are getting divorced in New Mexico is who gets to stay in the community residence or marital home? Frequently, one of the parties will hire a divorce attorney early...
