Divorce in New Mexico, or Dissolution of Marriage, resolves property division, custody, support, and alimony. To file, you or your spouse must have lived in the state for at least six months. Arima Law can guide you through the process and protect your rights.

The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals has blocked New Mexico’s seven-day waiting period on firearm purchases, ruling that the law likely violates the Second Amendment. While Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham warns the decision could cost lives, the court concluded that blanket delays on gun sales lack historical precedent and unlawfully restrict the right to acquire firearms.

New Mexico gun laws are changing fast, from a new 7-day waiting period to stronger domestic violence protections. Learn who can own a firearm, where you can legally carry, and the penalties for gun-related charges in New Mexico.

Learn how the New Mexico Civil Rights Act (HB 4) eliminates qualified immunity, protects your rights, and allows lawsuits for government misconduct.

Charged with a crime in New Mexico? Learn the difference between misdemeanors and felonies, possible penalties, and how a defense lawyer can help.