New Mexico financial forms for family court
New Mexico uses one statewide required disclosure: a monthly income and expenses statement (4A-212), plus two schedules, one for community property and debts and one for separate property and debts.
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The forms
4A-212
Interim Monthly Income and Expenses Statement
- Income
- Expenses
When it’s used: Property/debt cases under Rule 1-123(B)(1); interim allocation under Rule 1-122; spousal support modification.
PDF5 pagesRevision: Amended by Supreme Court Order No. 14-8300-011 (2014)Confirmed on the court's site
Attachments and extra sheets
These go with one of the forms above.
4A-214
Community Property and Debts Schedule
When it’s used: Community assets and debts, Rule 1-123(B)(1)(b).
PDF4 pagesRevision: Amended by Supreme Court Order No. 14-8300-011 (2014)Property and assets, Debts
4A-215
Separate Property and Debts Schedule
When it’s used: Separate assets and debts, Rule 1-123(B)(1)(c).
PDF3 pagesRevision: Amended by Supreme Court Order No. 14-8300-011 (2014)Property and assets, Debts
Filed with the court, or given to the other side?
Given to the other side, not filed with the court. A notice of compliance or a certificate of service is filed instead.
The rule in full, with its sourcesExactly what we confirmed, with the rule each part comes from.
- What it uses
- One statewide mandatory disclosure under Rule 1-123 NMRA, made up of the Interim Monthly Income and Expenses Statement (4A-212) and two schedules (4A-214 community property and debts, 4A-215 separate property and debts).
- Which form, when
- Any domestic relations action with property and debt division: all three forms within 45 days after service of the petition (Rule 1-123(B)(1)); support-only actions: the affidavit of disclosure with tax and pay documents, plus 4A-212 when spousal support modification is sought (Rule 1-123(B)(2)).
- Filed or exchanged
- Served on the other party, not filed ('SERVE THIS FORM ON THE OTHER PARTY. DO NOT FILE WITH THE COURT'); a notice of compliance (4A-208) or certificate of service is filed (Rule 1-123 committee commentary, Rule 1-005).
This is general information, not legal advice. Forms change, so check with the court before you file.