Blog & Insights
New Mexico Family Law provides legal insights, updates, and guidance on divorce, custody, and family law topics from Larsen & Mender Law.
Navigating the Road of Convictions & Dismissals in New Mexico Drunk Driving Cases
In the ever-evolving landscape of legal proceedings, it’s fascinating to observe the intricate dance between conviction rates and case dismissals, particularly in the realm of drunk driving cases. An article
The Ins and Outs of Child Custody
Child custody matters can be emotionally challenging and legally complex. As a parent, it’s crucial to understand the various aspects involved in navigating child custody arrangements. In this blog post,
What to Do When You’re Facing False Charges
Being falsely accused of a crime can be a devastating experience. Even if you know you’re innocent, the process of defending yourself against false charges can be confusing, stressful, and
How to Choose the Right Criminal Defense Lawyer: Tips and Considerations
Choosing the right criminal defense lawyer can be a daunting task, especially if you’ve never needed legal representation before. The outcome of your case may depend heavily on the lawyer
5 Things to Know When Facing Criminal Charges in New Mexico
If you or someone you know is facing criminal charges in New Mexico, it’s important to understand the legal system and the potential consequences of a conviction. Here are five
How Second Chances Can Promote Equity in the Criminal Justice System
At the Law Offices of Larsen & Mender we understand that the legal system can be confusing. We’re dedicated to helping you navigate it with our unique experience of being
DUI Penalties in New Mexico
New Mexico takes DUI charges seriously. It’s important to remember that a charge is not a conviction. If you are facing charges reach out to our experienced New Mexico criminal
What is a Community Property State?
In New Mexico, property acquired during a marriage is generally considered community property. This means that: What is the community property presumption? The community property presumption is the assumption that
What to do When You’re Wrongfully Accused
Have you ever been wrongfully accused of a crime? If so, you’re not alone. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, an estimated 12 million people are arrested each year