Judge Anastasia R. Martin

Last Updated: 07/17/2025

In-Person Hearings

In-person hearings for this Division may be held at either the Santa Fe Courthouse or the Tierra Amarilla Courthouse. Please refer to your Notice of Hearing for more information about your hearing, including whether it will be held remotely through Google Meet or in-person, as well as the courthouse where it will be held in.

In order to ensure that you receive proper notice of your hearing, self-represented parties are to notify the court in writing if there is a change in their contact information (mailing address/phone number/email address). You may do this by completing a Notice of Change of Address form and filing it with the clerk’s office.

Counsel is responsible for signing up for electronic service and for ensuring that the email provided is accurate.

Notices are mailed to any self-represented party and are delivered electronically to all attorneys who are currently registered for electronic service in a case.

Remote Access

Remote hearings are held through Google Meet. The Court prefers counsel and parties to participate by video. If it is not possible to attend the hearing by video, please dial the phone number below and enter the PIN number.

Video Link: meet.google.com/zkg-rtbh-ips

Phone Number: 1-336-948-0080 and PIN: 321 554 773#

Please connect to your hearing at least 5 minutes before it is scheduled to begin and mute your microphone. If you did NOT receive permission to attend the hearing by video or phone, the Court may disconnect you.

REQUESTS FOR CHANGE OF PLEA:

When requesting a setting for a Change of Plea, you must submit the plea packet with your request. The plea packet includes a signed plea agreement and sentencing worksheet. A hearing will not be set unless the Court receives the complete plea packet.

MOTIONS:

[Rule 1-007.1] At the expiration of all responsive times, the movant shall submit to the Court, electronically, the “package” which includes copies of the motion, any response, any reply, a notice of completion of briefing, a request for hearing, and a blank notice of hearing (in Word format). A hearing will not be scheduled on a motion until the expiration of all responsive times and the package is submitted to the Court. The package must also be served on all parties, and the service must be indicated in the submission.

The Court follows Rule LR1-201(H) for requests for expedited decisions or hearings.

EXHIBITS:

Exhibits intended for use during a hearing or trial shall be delivered at least 48 hours before said hearing or trial by hard copy. All exhibits shall be tabbed, labeled, and three-hole punched.  Binders are not required.

If parties are seeking to submit only paper exhibits that are less than 20 pages, they may submit them electronically to Division VIII’s proposed text (sfeddiv8proposedtxt@nmcourts.gov). Copies of exhibits must also be delivered to the opposing party. Exhibits that are not delivered or exchanged as required may not be allowed by the Court.

CIVIL SCHEDULING ORDER:

Scheduling Order Template (Jury) – Template forthcoming.

Scheduling Order Template (Non-Jury) – Template forthcoming.

INTERPRETER SCHEDULING:

To avoid a delay or the rescheduling of your hearing, you must file a Request For Interpreter or notify the TCAA at 505-455-8290 within 5 days of your scheduled hearing that an interpreter is needed.

WEATHER DELAYS AND CLOSURES:

Any delays or closures will be reported to the major news stations, KOAT, KOB, and KRQE. In the event of a two-hour delay or court closure due to adverse weather, all matters scheduled in the delay period will be vacated and rescheduled by the Court.

DIVISION VIII CONTACTS:

Judge Martin’s Proposed Text Email:  sfeddiv8proposedtxt@nmcourts.gov

Trial Court Administrative Assistant:  505-455-8290

Self-Help Office Email: sfedselfhelp@nmcourts.gov

Self Help Office: 505-455-8166

Santa Fe Clerk’s Office: 505-455-8250 ext. 0

Tierra Amarilla Clerk’s Office: 505-455-8335

To view the status of your case, please go to case lookup at: https://caselookup.nmcourts.gov/caselookup/app. Please note that the New Mexico Judiciary no longer displays juvenile criminal cases or Family Violence Protection cases on its Case Lookup website. To access juvenile or order of protection information, please contact the court in which the case was filed.