Announcing New Mexico Financial & Family Law Veterans’ Scholarship Winner: Briauna Greenwood
New Mexico Financial & Family Law Blog
by JWaggoner
1y ago
The impact of serving in the U.S. Armed Forces goes well beyond the life of the person who served. It also affects the others they helped during their service, and the lessons they brought back to the family and friends they surrounded themselves with once their service was complete. Briauna Greenwood’s story is emblematic of that second category of those affected positively by a life dedicated to military service. Her father was a Navy man, who served in a variety of operations all throughout the world — encompassing West Pakistan, Hong Kong, Australia, and South Korea — and on a number of n ..read more
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Types of Bankruptcy Claims
New Mexico Financial & Family Law Blog
by Don F. Harris
1y ago
Leading Financial and Family Law Attorneys Types of Bankruptcy Claims Tweet For most folks, filing bankruptcy is a last resort. In fact, many people feel that it is their responsibility to pay off their debt and a failure to do so means neglecting their duty. However, congress created the bankruptcy safety net for a reason, and if you’re drowning in debt and there appears to be no way out, filing bankruptcy may be your best option to discharge the debt and get back on your feet. The two most common type of bankruptcy chapters in the United States for individuals are Chapter 7  ..read more
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Announcing New Mexico Financial & Family Law Veterans’ Scholarship Winner: Briauna Greenwood
New Mexico Financial & Family Law Blog
by JWaggoner
2y ago
The impact of serving in the U.S. Armed Forces goes well beyond the life of the person who served. It also affects the others they helped during their service, and the lessons they brought back to the family and friends they surrounded themselves with once their service was complete. Briauna Greenwood’s story is emblematic of that second category of those affected positively by a life dedicated to military service. Her father was a Navy man, who served in a variety of operations all throughout the world — encompassing West Pakistan, Hong Kong, Australia, and South Korea — and on a number of n ..read more
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Divorce Facts
New Mexico Financial & Family Law Blog
by JWaggoner
2y ago
You and I have always heard that marriages today face a 50% divorce rate. This is true and not true at the same time. There are many ways divorce rate is measured, so the rate differs greatly depending on how you measure it. Not only that, but there are also different circumstances affecting divorce rates, and should be taken into account. For instance, do we measure divorce across all measurable time to include that era where divorce was generally frowned on by society? Or do we just use numbers from a few years ago when divorce reached its peak? Then there are individual determinations that ..read more
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Divorce rates
New Mexico Financial & Family Law Blog
by JWaggoner
2y ago
You and I have always heard that marriages today face a 50% divorce rate. This is true and not true at the same time. There are many ways divorce rate is measured, so the rate differs greatly depending on how you measure it. Not only that, but there are also different circumstances affecting divorce rates, and should be taken into account. For instance, do we measure divorce across all measurable time to include that era where divorce was generally frowned on by society? Or do we just use numbers from a few years ago when divorce reached its peak? Then there are individual determinations that ..read more
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Announcing the Annual New Mexico Financial & Family Law Scholarship
New Mexico Financial & Family Law Blog
by JWaggoner
2y ago
Our nations’ veterans are multitalented. After serving their country, many go on to obtain a degree and seek a professional career. To assist them in seeking out their dreams, New Mexico Financial & Family Law pledges to assist veterans in their educational journey.  We are providing $1,000 to selected qualified entrants. All that it takes to apply are some basic contact details, a short essay submission, and proof of enrollment or acceptance into an accredited higher education institution.  The annual deadline for submissions is November 30th. Scholarship winners are then select ..read more
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COVID-19 Updates
New Mexico Financial & Family Law Blog
by JWaggoner
3y ago
COVID-19 Updates: In order to prevent/slow the spread of COVID-19 New Mexico Financial and Family Law has implemented the following: All staff has been set-up to work remotely from home if they so choose. Any exposure to COVID by an employee results in mandated remote working for 11 days. Upon notification of COVID exposure, the office is first sanitized followed by a professional cleaning crew coming in and thoroughly cleaning the office. All staff is asked to take a COVID test and provide negative results before returning to the office. NMDOH is notified of exposure. We are currently not see ..read more
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Divorce Rates Spike Amidst COVID-19
New Mexico Financial & Family Law Blog
by Don F. Harris
3y ago
For better or for worse, until death do us part. Well, maybe not in 2020. The wedding vows so many couples believed wholeheartedly on their wedding day have crumbled amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. According to research done by Legal Templates, divorce rates in the US have increased by 34 percent over the months from April-June when compared to the same time period in 2019. Everyone who has lived through 2020 thus far can understand why. Unemployment rates have soared, putting couples and families under increased financial strain; parents have been forced to work from home while trying to h ..read more
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Child Custody Evaluation and the 706 Custody Evaluator
New Mexico Financial & Family Law Blog
by Don F. Harris
3y ago
Leading Financial and Family Law Attorneys Child Custody Evaluation and the 706 Custody Evaluator Tweet If you are going through a divorce and have children, you will usually have to make a parenting plan before your divorce can be finalized. Parents who were never married can be involved in custody disputes also, and will need a parenting plan if they go to court. This important document will determine custody, visitation rights, education, healthcare and other details in regard to how you will raise your children after the divorce. For many parents, this is the most stressful an ..read more
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How to Make New Mexico Parenting Plan
New Mexico Financial & Family Law Blog
by Don F. Harris
3y ago
Leading Financial and Family Law Attorneys How to Make New Mexico Parenting Plan Tweet If you have children and are going through a divorce, one of the most important and sometimes difficult things you will have to do is make a parenting plan. A parenting plan is a written document that outlines how you will raise your child once the divorce is finalized. The parenting plan determines the major details of your child’s living arrangement, their education and how decisions about their future will be made. Because the parenting plan can have such a huge effect on the dynamics of your ..read more
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