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September 2021 Newsletter September 1, 2021

You can’t force people to be something they don’t want to be, but you can adapt to how you deal with them. This issue opens with How to Respond If Your Ex Checks Out of His Children’s Lives, followed by What to Do When You Don’t Really Like Your In-Laws and wraps up with 7 ...

September 2021 Newsletter September 1, 2021
You can’t force people to be something they don’t want to be, but you can adapt to how you deal with them. This issue opens with How to Respond If Your Ex Checks Out of His Children’s Lives, followed ...
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August 2021 Newsletter August 1, 2021
Mid-August marks the return to school for most children in New Mexico. This issue opens with Back-to-school for divorced parents: How to avoid arguments & miscommunication, followed by helpful tips in ...
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July 2021 Newsletter July 1, 2021
The 4 th of July holiday weekend is here. I hope all of you get out and celebrate, but please abide by any fire restrictions in your area. This issue opens with a brief History of the Fourth of July. ...
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COVID-19 March 17, 2021
With all the school and business closures in New Mexico due to the coronavirus / COVID19, we want our current clients, potential clients and colleagues to know that we are OPEN and here to help you . ...
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10 Biggest Mistakes in Divorce in New Mexico April 25, 2019
Breaking up is hard to do. There’s no point in sugar-coating it. Because emotions can overwhelm you, it’s easy to make mistakes during the divorce process . Below are some common mistakes you should ...
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Death & Divorce Part 3 – Lump-Sum Alimony and Attorney’s Fees September 25, 2017
As if getting a divorce weren’t difficult enough, what happens when one spouse dies before the divorce becomes final? Part 1 of this series of articles addresses what happens when the deceased spouse ...
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