New Mexico Divorce Forms Generator

Second Judicial District - County of Bernalillo

Welcome to the New Mexico Divorce Forms Generator. This tool helps you prepare the necessary court forms for your divorce proceeding. Answer simple questions to complete each form, then generate a PDF ready for filing.

Required for All Divorces

Marital Settlement Agreement

Division of property, debts, vehicles, retirement accounts, and spousal support. Required if you have any assets or debts to divide.

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If You Have Minor Children

Custody Plan and Order

Establishes custody type (sole or joint), visitation schedules, holiday plans, and decision-making authority for children.

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Child Support Obligation

Calculates and documents child support payments, health insurance coverage, and tax exemption assignments.

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Child Support Worksheet Calculator

Calculate child support using the 2024 NM Guidelines. Includes Worksheet A (basic) and Worksheet B (shared responsibility) with Self-Support Reserve calculations.

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Final Decree (With Children)

The final court order that dissolves your marriage. References your Custody Plan and Child Support Obligation.

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If You Have No Minor Children

Final Decree (Without Children)

The final court order that dissolves your marriage when there are no minor children involved.

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How to Use These Forms

  • Step 1: Complete the Marital Settlement Agreement if you have property or debts to divide
  • Step 2: If you have minor children, complete both the Custody Plan and Child Support Obligation
  • Step 3: Complete the appropriate Final Decree form (with or without children)
  • Step 4: Print each form and have both parties sign in front of a notary
  • Step 5: File all forms with the court clerk

Important Legal Notice

These forms are provided as a convenience to help you prepare court documents. This is NOT legal advice. The information you provide will be used to fill in the forms, but you are responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of all information. It is highly recommended that you consult with a licensed attorney before filing any legal documents with the court.