- Child Custody and VisitationAs with just about every family court in the United States, the number one concern for judges in child custody is doing what is in the child’s best interest.
- Adoption
- GuardianshipAdopting a child or becoming someone’s legal guardian can feel like an uphill battle, but don’t let the mountains of paperwork discourage you from growing your family. I have the legal experience to make sure your adoption or guardianship goes smoothly.
- Business FormationRobert Richards, Esq. offers general civil law services, including guardianship & adoption, real estate law, family law, business formation, contracts, collections, business & labor law, domestic relations law, appeals & appellate work, and administrative hearings for state agencies.
- Business DisputesIf you live in Santa Fe and have a case involving guardianship, adoption, family law, real estate law, or business law, Robert Richards, Esq. can help. Call (505) 988-2386 today to schedule a consultation with an experienced civil lawyer.
- Real Estate LitigationRobert Richards, Esq. provides guardianship & adoption, real estate law, and family law attorney services for Santa Fe individuals and families.
- Construction LitigationReal estate always represents a major asset. I’ll make sure your investment is protected now and in the future, whether you are negotiated a purchase, sale, rental, permit, construction contract, or legal dispute.
- Landlord-Tenant DisputesDisputes between tenants and landlords can vary wildly from case to case — from maintenance and servicing issues to failure to pay rent through the eviction process. My experience representing both sides and the intricacies of New Mexico law gives you the best chance at a favorable outcome.
- ForeclosureA case I declined to argue in lower court, but the Supreme Court subsequently insisted I argue before them, that the law should be changed to allow homeowners in foreclosure to claim a lien interest in the equity of their foreclosed homes for the sole purpose of ensuring that the property was sold at fair market value; and