New Mexico Online Divorce

New Mexico Divorce Details

New Mexico Residency Requirements

At least one spouse must have resided in New Mexico for at least 60 days immediately before the divorce is filed.

Grounds For Divorce

New Mexico is a no-fault divorce state. In a New Mexico divorce, the no-fault ground for dissolution of marriage is based on incompatibility.

Filing Your New Mexico Divorce

The basic steps for filing your divorce are as follows:

1. Review and sign the documents.
2. File the divorce documents with the Clerk of the District Court.
3. A Judge will sign the Final Decree of Dissolution of Marriage finalizing your divorce.

Division of property & debt, child parenting plan (including child support, visitation and custody), spousal support, and more are covered.

DivorceWriter provides forms specific to the state of New Mexico and offers a money back guarantee if your documents are not accepted by the Court.

Where to find Blank State Forms

If you prefer to complete your forms on your own, they can be directly downloaded from the New Mexico Courts at no cost using these links:

• Petition for dissolution of marriage (without children)
• Domestic relations information sheet
• Marital settlement agreement
• Final decree of dissolution of marriage (without children)
• Petition for dissolution of marriage (with children)
• Entry of appearance pro se
• Custody plan and order
• Child support obligation and order
• Wage withholding order
• Final decree of dissolution of marriage (with children)

If your divorce is uncontested and your spouse is willing to sign the papers, you can use DivorceWriter to complete your New Mexico divorce forms online.  Select "Continue" to start the interview.