New Mexico Court Forms This is filed to properly request eviction.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used to inform the recipient that a payment has been made and to ensure clarity between parties involved in a financial and legal agreement such as rent.

New Mexico Court Forms This permanently closes the case and cannot be brought back to court.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used only if the parties reach an agreement through facilitation or mediation.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used when the judge directs the parties to participate in a neutral third-party process like mediation to communicate their issues and find a solution in an informal manner.

New Mexico Court Forms This informs the tenant that the owner is trying to evict them and a hearing date where they can contest the eviction.

New Mexico Court Forms

New Mexico Court Forms

New Mexico Court Forms This is used when the landlord has won the case and needs help from the judge getting the tenant out of the property.

New Mexico Court Forms

New Mexico Court Forms

New Mexico Court Forms This is used when a tenant breaks the lease in a way that can be fixed, and the tenant has seven (7) days to fix their mistake.

New Mexico Court Forms This will be used for things like serious threats to health and safety, criminal activity, or lease breaches.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used to warn a tenant that they have three (3) days to pay rent or will face eviction. This notice is required before a landlord can seek eviction.

New Mexico Court Forms This is the judge's official decision on the case.

New Mexico Court Forms This is the judge's official decision on the case.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used after a judgment has already been given and the landlord is seeking to enforce that judgment, typically to regain property or recover damages.

New Mexico Court Forms This is a notice to a lender or bank about a judgment.

New Mexico Court Forms This is the judge's decision on the case.

New Mexico Court Forms This is the judge's decision on the case.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used by the tenant to explain why they should not be evicted.

New Mexico Court Forms This informs the tenant of a hearing date where they can contest the eviction.

New Mexico Court Forms This is filed to properly request eviction.

New Mexico Court Forms This informs the tenant to leave to property. This notice is required before a landlord can seek eviction.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used to warn a tenant that they have three (3) days to pay rent or will face eviction. This notice is required before a landlord can seek eviction.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used after a judgment has already been given and the landlord is seeking to enforce that judgment, typically to regain property or recover damages.

New Mexico Court Forms This requests the judge to direct law enforcement to take possession of the personal property and return it to the owner.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used to grant a tenant access to their property again, which can include rental property, and personal belongings.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used to direct someone to deposit money into an escrow account to be held by a neutral third party until certain requirements are met. This document serves as a contract to ensure both parties fulfill their jobs in a transaction or dispute.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used to remove a tenant who hasn't vacated after an eviction was granted.

New Mexico Court Forms This is the judge's decision on the case.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used by the tenant to explain why they should not be evicted.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used by a tenant to formally ask the judge for help when a landlord has violated the Uniform Owner-Resident Relations Act which is the law that governs landlord-tenant relationships in New Mexico.

New Mexico Court Forms This informs the tenant of a hearing date where they can contest the eviction.

New Mexico Court Forms This is filed to request eviction.

New Mexico Court Forms This is a notice issued to either the landlord or tenant to end the lease with thirty (30) day notice.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used for violations like unapproved pets, failure to maintain property, or other lease violations. If the tenant fixes these issues, the lease agreement can continue.

New Mexico Court Forms

New Mexico Court Forms This will be used for things like serious threats to health and safety, criminal activity, or lease breaches.

New Mexico Court Forms This is used to warn a tenant that they have three (3) days to pay rent or will face eviction. This notice is required before a landlord can seek eviction.