Legal Assistance Information
- Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court Self Help"The Bernalillo County Metropolitan Self Help Center 505-841-9817 (formerly the Pro Se Division) helps people who wish to represent themselves in small claims cases and landlord/tenant disputes." Includes links to legal forms.
- Law Access New MexicoProvides legal advice, brief service and referrals to eligible low-income New Mexicans over the telephone.
Albuquerque: 998-4529 Statewide: 1-800-340-9771
(Guardianship HelpLine - Albuquerque: 217-1660 / Statewide: 1-800-980-1165) - Law Help New MexicoProvides legal aid information and resources to low and moderate income New Mexico residents.
Legal References
- Albuquerque Code: Ordinaces, Resolutions & Administrative InstructionsBrowsable and searchable collection of the laws of the City of Albuquerque.
- County of Bernalillo CodeSearchable and browsable compilation of the laws in effect for Bernalillo County.
- FindLawA popular site for free legal information on the Internet.
- Legal Information Reference Center
Contains hundreds of full-text publications and thousands of legal forms, including legal reference books provided through Nolo, the nation's oldest and most-respected provider of legal information for consumers and small businesses. - New Mexico Administrative Code (NMAC)The New Mexico Administrative Code (NMAC) is the official compilation of current rules filed by state agencies. Rules are a special category of law written by state agencies to support, clarify, or implement specific laws enacted by the legislature called statutes. State rules can include building codes, air quality standards, tax codes, public assistance regulations, and public health regulations. They are subordinate to statutes and must work within the framework established by statute.
- New Mexico Courts Case Lookup
- New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division (MVD)A variety of forms, including Transfer, Sale or Gift of Vehicle Forms.
- New Mexico Statutes And Court Rules UnannotatedSearchable and browsable compilation of the laws in effect for the State of New Mexico.
- New Mexico Supreme CourtThere are Supreme Court-approved forms available here, accessed according to jurisdiction and branch of law.
- Supreme Court of the United States
- THOMAS: Legislative information from the Library of CongressThrough the Library of Congress, THOMAS makes federal legislative information freely available to the public.
- United States CodeThe U.S. Code is a consolidation and codification by subject matter of the general and permanent laws of the United States.
Frequently Used Forms
Some of the links below are for freely available forms. Others require a valid ABC Libraries card to log in.
Contents:
Divorce
- Divorce: Final Decree of Dissolution of Marriage (No Children)
- Divorce: Final Decree of Dissolution of Marriage, with Children
- Divorce: Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, No Children
- Divorce: Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, with Children
- Parenting Plan and Child Support Obligation
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Wills and Health Care Directives
Real Estate
- Eviction: Seven-Day Notice of Noncompliance with Rental Agreement
- Eviction: Thirty-Day Notice
- Eviction: Three-Day Notice of Non-Payment of Rent
- Eviction: Three-Day Notice of Substantial Violation of Rental Agreement
- Lease or Rental Agreement: Month-to-Month Residential
- Lease, Fixed-Term Residential
- Quitclaim Deed
- Real Estate Purchase Agreement, Assignment
- Transfer on Death Deed, New Mexico
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