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What happens to your student loans after a divorce?
Dividing debts in divorce can be straightforward. Maybe you have joint accounts, such as a mortgage loan or a credit card account. You are both responsible for the debt, so it gets divided along with your assets. In most cases, both people will be responsible…
Do disabled parents have a right to share child custody?
Divorcing as a parent is hard enough without any added stress or pressure. Unfortunately, those living with a disability can have added challenges in seeking child custody rights in a divorce. For example, a parent with quadriplegia may feel great pressure to prove their parental…
The most common causes of truck accidents in New Mexico
Sharing the road with trucks and large commercial vehicles can feel intimidating. It’s easy to feel dwarfed by their sheer size, especially on freeways where you’re surrounded by them while traveling at high speeds. As a resident of New Mexico, you’ll know how the weather…
Life events that can lead to a divorce
Divorce is often inspired by a single event. The most common example of this is an extramarital affair. When the other partner learns about the affair, there’s a very good chance that they are going to file for divorce, even if they did not previously…
Recent New Mexico whistleblower case leads to $340,000 settlement
It takes courage to stand up to your employer when something is not right. Whistleblower cases often come about when guidelines are ignored, clear violations take place and employee concerns rejected. In the most egregious cases, those alarmed employees even lose their jobs. Such scenarios…
2 rules for living with your spouse during divorce
Navigating a divorce is overwhelming on all levels – financially, emotionally and even spiritually. Once you have resolved to end your marriage, you will have an additional number of hard decisions to make. One of these is whether you should continue living together while working…
Who is at fault in a New Mexico rear-end crash?
Most car wrecks are completely preventable. In fact, studies show that well over 90 percent of car accidents are at least in part attributable to human error. When a road user’s reckless or unlawful intentions lead to an accident, they are deemed to be at…
Sexual harassment remains pervasive in and out of the workplace
Despite significantly improved awareness of hostile work environments, sexual harassment continues to plague employees. Detailed and strongly worded policies can make a difference in employee relations, workplace dynamics, and a company’s image and reputation. Alarming stats Statistics reveal that 54 percent of women have experienced…
A dangerous trend in fatal car accidents
There’s been an interesting trend in fatal car accidents lately. To start with, historical context is important. There was an initial rise in fatal accidents as cars became more popular, but it began to drop in the 1970s. That’s when many safety standards were implemented,…
Is same-sex workplace sexual harassment against the law?
People often have an unnecessarily narrow internal definition of sexual harassment. They imagine a man in a managerial position misusing his authority to take advantage of or bully a woman in a subordinate position. That is certainly one of the more common sexual harassment scenarios,…
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