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New Mexico Rules of Civil Procedure for the District Courts Rule 1-125: Domestic Relations Mediation Act Programs

Supreme Court of New Mexico. Dec. 15, 2018
https://casetext.com/rule/new-mexico-court-rules/new-mexico-rules-of-civil-procedure-for-the-district-courts/article-12-domestic-relations-rules/rule-1-125-domestic-relations-mediation-act-programs

Under this rule, if in a domestic relations proceeding involving custody, periods of parental responsibility, or visitation of minor children, the parties have not filed a parenting plan or undergone binding arbitration, the court may order the parties to attend a general information session, meet with a counselor, or participate in mediation, priority consultation, or advisory consultation. The rule outlines procedures for conducting these three resolution methods. The rule also specifies that all communications are privileged.

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