The Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Criminal Harassment Legal Aid Service continues to receive calls during the COVID-19 crisis. The legal aid service is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to help victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking with legal problems. New Mexico Legal Aid is a civil rights advocacy group dedicated to opening the door to equal access to justice for all disenfranchised and low-income individuals and communities across New Mexico by providing quality awareness, training, education, and advocacy services. The mission of New Mexico Legal Aid, Inc. (NMLA) is to be the voice, advocate, and advocate for the poor seeking justice in all forums, especially in the communities where they live. NMLA is committed to helping the poor in their struggle for food, shelter and security, and to preserving their unique cultural heritage. Legal aid programs help people living in households with an annual income of 125% or less of the federal poverty guidelines. Clients represent all ethnicities and age groups and live in rural, suburban and urban areas. These include the working poor, ex-combatants, families with children, farmers and migrant workers, persons with disabilities, landlords, tenants and the elderly. This new program provides advocacy and legal aid to victims of crime across New Brunswick.
If you have any questions, please contact Christopher Sanchez at 505-768-6131 in Albuquerque or by email: christophers@nmlegalaid.org. The office of the clerk of the district court may have legal forms and packages available to those who wish to represent themselves. New Mexico Legal Aid is dedicated to removing barriers to justice for low-income New Mexicans by providing free, high-quality civil legal advice and education for over 60 years. As the state`s largest nonprofit provider of civil law services, NMLA serves all 33 counties in New Mexico. Due to the Covid-19 (coronavirus) situation, New Mexico legal aid offices are TEMPORARILY closed to the public, EXCEPT BY APPOINTMENT. Our staff will be happy to talk to you. If we are unable to process your case, we will try to provide you with information and advice on what steps you can take to resolve the issue yourself. We may also be able to refer your case to other organizations in New Mexico that may be able to help you. Currently, all courts are still negotiating as scheduled. Check www.nmcourts.gov for court updates.
For more information on the helpline and other available services, please click here Please note that a regular meeting of the New Mexico Legal Aid Board of Directors will be held in Albuquerque, New Mexico on December 4, 2021. The location of these meetings is: Is your office contributing to the expungement of the criminal record? By phone: 1-833-LGL-HELP (1-833-545-4357) (usually Monday to Thursday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.) Si tiene una cita, su abogado estará aquí para permitirle entrar. We encourage everyone to use our services by phone or online as soon as they are available. Below are the dates of the specific closures. If you have a personal appointment and would like to do so by phone, please contact your lawyer. Call 1-866-416-1922 and select option 3 if you want to know how to contact your lawyer. We are working with local and state officials to remedy this situation and seek all remedies available to the clients we serve. The agenda for this meeting is attached.
Note that the Board agenda is subject to change on December 4, 2020 @ 9:00. The morning session is open to the public, with the exception of executive sessions. We can support victims of elder abuse, robbery and burglary, impaired driving incidents, identity theft and fraud, child abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault and more. La Ayuda Legal de Nuevo México (New Mexico Legal Aid) está cerrada al público. NMLA receives significant funding from Legal Services Corporation: www.lsc.gov For more information, please contact the District Court Clerk`s Office at 575-622-2212 Find public court records at NMCourts.gov Case Lookup and re:SearchNM Southeast New Mexico Family Law Clinic (next Clinic schedule 25.02.2020) If you are sick and need to cancel an appointment, Do that. Apply online (DO NOT GENERALLY USE THE ONLINE APPLICATION IN CASE OF EMERGENCY. There may be delays in processing these applications.) You can read the self-help guide created by the Supreme Court of New Mexico, HERE Click here for more information about the program and services we can offer. Si está enfermo, contacte a su abogado antes de visitar la oficina. 1-866-416-1922, #3 New Mexico Legal Aid provides free services to eligible low-income New Mexico residents with civil (non-criminal) matters. Our services range from education, counselling and short-time working to full representation in some cases. No one shall be denied access on the basis of race, age, sex, religion, political affiliation, belief or disability.
Self-represented litigants can now use a free online service to prepare and complete court documents for personal submission to court. New Mexico Legal Aid partnered with the New Mexico Criminal Injuries Reparation Board to create a New Mexico Victims of Crime Legal Assistance Program Have you ever used this office for anything? What did you think? I paid a local plumber 1/2 down payment for a major plumbing problem at my elderly mother`s house in Roswell. They did not show up three times, today is the 3rd time. I suspect they are trying to cheat on my elderly mother. They did not give me a written contract for the services. You have cashed your cheque. Medicine? Due to Covid-19, the meeting will be held via video conference, please contact Christopher Sanchez directly if you wish to attend the meeting. 200 East 4th Street Roswell, NM – 88202 Phone Number: (575) 623-9669 Fax: (575) 208-1660 Remember to wash your hands frequently and follow all other hygiene recommendations issued by state and federal health agencies.