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Notice: Effective September 1, 2023, Turner Law is merging with Cuddy & McCarthy.
Our new address will be 201 Third St., NW, Suite 1300, Albuquerque, NM 87102
Notice: Effective September 1, 2023, Turner Law is merging with Cuddy & McCarthy.
Our new address will be 201 Third St., NW, Suite 1300, Albuquerque, NM 87102
The Turner Law Firm, LLC
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Losing a loved one is a devastating and distressing ordeal for anyone to go through. It can be even more stressful if an individual was named as the personal representative of their loved one’s estate. On top of their grief, they also worry about how they will...
Great question! It’s a little bit easier than you may think. An LLC is an abbreviation for “limited liability company.” An LLC protects it’s LLC business owner(s) by means of limiting the owner(s)’ personal liability. This means that generally speaking, business debts...
Wills and estate plans are designed to make the transition of wealth between the generations go along more smoothly. However, that transfer can come to a screeching halt once the probate process gets started. Probate is a time-consuming step that has to be managed...
So you've been named the personal representative of a loved one's estate. You may still be reeling from the loss. And now, you're facing the seemingly Herculean task of organizing their estate and sorting out their affairs. In New Mexico, the estate administration...
Your family has been hiking to your mountain cottage over neighbor’s land for decades. Do the neighbors have the right to tell you to stop? Depends whether you have a prescriptive easement … An issue that comes up in real estate law fairly often is whether an easement...
When you're in charge of managing the behavior, design, and structure of a neighborhood, you have a huge responsibility. Not only does a homeowner's association (HOA) need to be clearly organized and carefully planned, but it also needs to communicate effectively with...
This article looks at what property defects home sellers are and are not required to disclose in New Mexico. The last thing somebody wants to learn after they have bought a new home is that the faucets don't work or that the roof is leaking. Almost every state has...
The creation and operation requirements for HOAs are generally governed by state law. A homeowner association (HOA) can manage a variety of issues. It can regulate shared amenities like a neighborhood pool or tennis court as well as more personal matters like the...
The idea that long-term use of land that is not yours can eventually bring the user ownership rights is unique in U.S. law. Adverse possession is a legal doctrine with which not many are familiar and that has rather extraordinary power in narrow circumstances to...
Boundary disputes may be resolved by negotiated agreement or by trial in court. New Mexican property owners, whether residential, agricultural or commercial, can find themselves embroiled in disputes over where actual boundaries are between their land and neighboring...
