Online Divorcein New Mexico
Online divorce is a simple and reliable way to get an uncontested divorce in New Mexico without hiring a lawyer. It is a suitable option for spouses who are in full agreement and can negotiate all aspects of ending their marriage out of court. With our service, you’ll receive the necessary paperwork to finalize your divorce, making it an easy and affordable solution without the need for costly legal assistance.
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How It Works
Our reliable paperwork preparation service is suitable for uncontested, no-fault divorce cases. This means that spouses have to reach an agreement on the terms of the divorce, as well as be ready to sign the paperwork and participate in the marriage dissolution process.
It also means that there is no need to hire an attorney to prepare for or go through the divorce. With our paperwork preparation service, you will get the right set of filled-out forms for pro se filing by passing a quick online questionnaire.
Although New Mexico online divorce is unavailable for those filing on their own, the instructions you receive along with your divorce packet will help you easily file offline without needing a lawyer.
1. Check Your Eligibility
Answer a few questions on our platform to check if our service is the right choice for your specific situation.
2. Complete a Questionnaire
Complete our simple questionnaire so the system can select suitable forms and fill them out with your answers.
3. Download the Papers
Download your package of documents. Follow the instructions you receive to file the paperwork with your local court.
Requirements for an Uncontested Divorce in New Mexico
Filing Requirements
Only lawyers can use the e-filing system at the moment. You can file a Petition along with other documents as a pro se litigant in person with the court clerk’s office in the judicial district where either party resides. Then, serve your spouse with the paperwork, file the rest of the documents, attend the hearing, and get your final decree.
Residency Requirements
To be eligible to file for divorce in the state, you should meet residency requirements outlined in New Mexico statutes. Either spouse must have lived in New Mexico for at least 6 months prior to filing a Petition and have a “domicile” in the state.
Waiting Period
In New Mexico, unlike in many other states, no waiting period is established by the law. However, if you do not meet the state residency requirements, you’ll have to wait until you have lived in NM long enough before you can file the Petition.
Complete Your Divorce Papers Online
You can get a filled-out package of New Mexico divorce papers online after you complete our comprehensive questionnaire. Your answers will help our system select and fill out the right forms for your uncontested, no-fault case.
Make sure you possess accurate information about your marriage and divorce to share in the questionnaire. You must indicate full names, dates of birth, and addresses of both parties and their children, if any, the date and place of your marriage, spouses’ workplace information, and other relevant personal details. Besides, provide information about your income, debts, taxes, insurance, property, etc. Other details may be required depending on your personal situation.
As soon as your New Mexico divorce forms are ready, you’ll be able to receive them online or by mail for a small extra fee. The divorce papers kit will likely contain the following:
- Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
- Domestic Relation Information Sheet
- Marital Settlement Agreement
- Final Decree
Why New Mexicans Choose DivorceCanBeSimple.com?
You can access our service for form preparation from anywhere instead of scheduling physical meetings with a lawyer. Our system will fill out legal documents with the specific information you provide on the case. Besides, during the active subscription period, you can adjust your answers and receive updated forms if needed.
Pay a flat fee for divorce document preparation and keep your uncontested and full-agreement divorce cheap and affordable by filing pro se.
By ordering papers from us, you can be sure your personal information is protected because we use advanced security technologies and communication channels.
Forget about lengthy consultations and appointments with a lawyer. Begin a fast divorce in New Mexico on your own after receiving the needed papers from us.
Our site is convenient and easy to use, so navigating it and filling out the required information will not take too much of your time.
Start Your Divorce in New Mexico Today!
Getting the filled-out forms and a guide on how to file them from our online service is a major step in your divorce preparations. If you want to find out more about our online questionnaire, pricing options, and the overall process, feel free to contact our professional support agents via email.
By choosing our service, you will receive:
- Reasonably priced assistance with paperwork
- Court-approved package of divorce forms
- Clear filing guidelines
- Unlimited revisions for active subscribers
- Quick delivery
- Secure and confidential services
- Responsive customer support team
What if We Have Children?
Our service will work for you if you have minor children as long as you and your spouse are in agreement and have an uncontested, no-fault case. We will provide you with the necessary child-related forms at no extra fee.
Here are some of the things for divorcing parents to consider:
- If you have a child custody plan, the court is likely to approve it as long as it is lawful and written based on what’s best for your children.
- Custody is usually determined based on the child’s best interests. The court considers the parent’s wishes, their relationship with their children, and both parties’ mental and physical health.
- In New Mexico, many divorced parents have joint legal custody and, therefore, make decisions about their kids together. When parents have joint physical custody, it means that a child lives with both parents at a specific schedule. If a child lives with one parent only, the other is often granted visitation rights.
- If children are of a sufficient age, the judge considers their wishes while making decisions that concern them.
- New Mexico courts use “percentage of income” and “income share” methods for calculating child support.
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