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What Is a Bench Warrant? Here Is What It Means and What to Do
A bench warrant is not the same as being charged with a new crime. It is a judge’s order, often for missing a court date, and it will not just go away on its own. Here is what it means and what to do next.
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How Does New Mexico’s Community Property Law Affect a Surviving Spouse?
In New Mexico, half of what you and your spouse built together was already yours before anyone passed away. Here is what community property law means for a surviving spouse, with or without a will.
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Will Suing After a Car Accident Raise Your Insurance Rates in New Mexico?
Suing after a car accident does not automatically raise your insurance rates. Learn how fault, claims, and New Mexico insurance rules may affect your policy.
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Can You Expunge a Criminal Record in New Mexico?
You may be able to expunge an arrest or criminal conviction in New Mexico. Learn which records may qualify, how long you may need to wait, and what the process involves.
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Can Social Media Hurt Your Legal Case in New Mexico? What Not to Post
A social media post, photo, comment, message, or check-in may affect your legal case. Learn what to avoid posting and how to protect yourself online.
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Which trust type is right for your estate?
Trusts are a powerful tool in estate planning and asset protection. They allow individuals to safeguard their wealth, ensure the smooth transfer of assets to heirs, and even provide for charitable causes. However, the world of trusts can be complex and intimidating for many. In this blog post, we will demystify trusts by exploring the…
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Can police search your vehicle without a warrant in New Mexico?
What you should know about vehicle searches from police in New Mexico
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I was accused of domestic violence in New Mexico. What do I do next?
If you’ve been accused of domestic violence in New Mexico, chances are your life changed in an instant. You may have been arrested, removed from your home, or suddenly blocked from seeing your children. This all can happen before a judge has heard a single word from you. It’s one of the most overwhelming moments…
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Felony vs. misdemeanor charges in New Mexico
Felonies and misdemeanors are different in New Mexico law. Find out how.
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How does compensation work after a workplace injury in New Mexico?
Workplace injuries can be devastating, affecting not only the injured workers but also their families and employers. In New Mexico, the process of obtaining compensation for workplace injuries can seem daunting. However, understanding available compensation mechanisms and having the right legal representation can make a significant difference. Failure to understand rights and options can lead…
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