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A New Mexico non-solicitation agreement is a contract that establishes rules for soliciting customers, clients, contractors, or employees for the purpose of competing with a former employer. They can also set limitations on employees seeking new employment with direct competitors. These contracts can exist between an employer and employee, the buyer and seller of a…

A New Mexico partnership agreement is a record that breaks down the duties, roles, and liabilities for all partners involved. It typically illustrates liabilities, ownership interests, dispute resolution, dissolution, and duration. The contract needs to be exhaustive for the sake of curtailing future confusion. Partnership Types General Partnerships (GP) – Chapter 54, Article 1A (§§…

A New Mexico postnuptial agreement is a legal document that spouses can use to determine property rights and obligations if their marriage ends in divorce. Like prenuptial agreements, commonly called “prenups,” postnuptial agreements help couples protect their priorities and account for their unique situation, such as a disparity in assets or developing business opportunities. Unlike prenuptial…

A New Mexico separation agreement is a contract between spouses that lets them determine issues of child support, alimony, division of community property, and other matters typically associated with a divorce proceeding. Separation agreements provide a way of enforcing these issues without formally ending the marriage. And should the couple decide to pursue a divorce…