Official forms · New Mexico

New Mexico divorce forms, with their official numbers

Every divorce form New Mexico publishes, listed by the number the clerk will ask
for, with a link to the state’s own file. Nothing here is our document.

26forms listed
26with an official number
0with a revision date
26linked to the state’s own file

This is a reference list, not a packet. If you want the process
— what to file first, what it costs, how long it takes — that is on
the New Mexico divorce guide. This page exists because the
number is often the only thing you need: a clerk who says “bring the
4A-101” is not going to explain what that is.

Check the revision date before you file. A superseded
revision of the right form is the commonest reason a filing is rejected, and it
is invisible — the form looks correct. A dash in the revision column means the state does not publish a revision date for that form. We show a dash rather than a guess, because a guessed revision date is the single most dangerous thing we could put on this page.

All 26 New Mexico divorce forms

Form What it is Revised Route File
4A-101 Domestic Relations Information Sheet All four packets Open →
4A-102 Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (without children) Packets A and C — no children Open →
4A-103 Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (with children) Packets B and D — children Open →
4-206 Summons All four packets Open →
4A-105 Entry of Appearance Pro Se — your spouse can file this voluntarily All four packets — where the spouse is not served by publication Open →
4-209 Motion for Service by Publication — plus the court’s Order, from your clerk All four packets — where the spouse cannot be located Open →
4A-104 Response — your spouse files this All four packets Open →
4-222 Application for Free Process and Affidavit of Indigency, if you need a fee waiver All four packets Open →
4A-201 Temporary Domestic Order — standard order that applies once you’re served Packets A and B — contested Open →
4A-202 Motion for Temporary Order, if you need interim relief before final orders Packets A and B — contested Open →
4A-208 Notice of Compliance with Rule 1-123 NMRA Packets A and B — contested Open →
4A-212 Interim Monthly Income and Expenses Statement Packets A and B — contested Open →
4A-214 Community Property and Debts Packets A and B — contested Open →
4A-215 Separate Property and Debts Packets A and B — contested Open →
4A-204 Motion for Referral to Mediation — custody or timesharing Packet B Open →
4A-205 Motion for Referral to Mediation — support or financial issues Packets A and B — contested Open →
4A-301 Marital Settlement Agreement — must be notarized by both spouses All four packets Open →
4A-302 Custody Plan and Order Packets B and D — children Open →
4A-303 Child Support Obligation and Order Packets B and D — children Open →
4A-304 Wage Withholding Order Packets B and D — children Open →
4A-206 Request for Hearing All four packets Open →
4A-305 Final Decree of Dissolution of Marriage (without children) Packets A and C — no children Open →
4A-306 Final Decree of Dissolution of Marriage (with children) Packets B and D — children Open →
4A-311 Affidavit re: Respondent’s Failure to Plead or Otherwise Defend — if they never respond All four packets — where the spouse was served rather than notified by mail Open →
4A-312 Certificate as to the State of the Record — if they never respond All four packets — where the spouse was served rather than notified by mail Open →
4A-313 Application for Default Judgment and Final Decree — if they never respond All four packets — where the spouse was served rather than notified by mail Open →
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