Separated parents may find themselves in a custody battle to win joint custody of their child. But what does it really mean when you win joint custody? Will it be truly beneficial for your child?  …

If your ex-spouse doesn’t want to share parenting time with you, then the issue of custody may be presented to the court for determination. This means that you will need to go to court and …

Child custody is often a subject of movies and TV dramas, but it also happens in real life. Either way, child custody is one of the most emotionally draining issues facing families. In New Mexico, …

As a parent, you’re expected to share responsibilities with the other parent in the caring of your child and making sure the child grows into a good citizen. This doesn’t stop even when you’ve divorced …

In New Mexico, most custody cases are decided based on the best interest of a child. The law presumes and favors joint custody. But what if one parent is financially more capable than the other? …

Custody and timesharing are usually one of the most emotionally draining cases decided by family courts in New Mexico. While all parents want to maximize their time with their child, there may be legitimate reasons …

People often debate whether political differences are reason enough to call off a relationship. If you want to screw up your marriage, let political differences tear your marriage apart. Before you married your partner, you …

If you want to screw up your marriage, let religious differences divide your household. You’re likely well aware that there are more religions in the world than just the one that you practice but it’s …

You probably got married to solidify your relationship and partnership with a person who loves, respects, and encourages you and for whom you do and feel the same. If you want to want to screw …

To screw up your marriage in an exceptionally effective way, let your eyes wander and make sure your partner knows it. An important part of a stable marriage is that both partners feel secure in …