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Attorney misrepresentation in New Mexico refers to the act of an attorney providing false or misleading information to their clients, the court, or other parties involved in a legal matter. This can include making false statements about their qualifications, experience, …

The Tort Claims Act is a significant piece of legislation that governs the circumstances under which individuals can bring claims against government entities for wrongful acts. Enacted to provide a framework for addressing grievances against public officials and agencies, the …

Suing a deceased person’s estate can be an emotionally charged process. When an individual passes away, their assets and liabilities are typically managed through a legal procedure known as probate. This process involves the distribution of the deceased’s estate according …

When a person passes away, their estate—comprising all their assets, liabilities, and obligations—becomes the focal point for settling any outstanding claims against them. Seeking justice from a deceased person’s estate typically involves filing a claim against the estate in probate …

The statute of limitations is a legal concept that establishes a time frame within which a person must initiate a lawsuit. When it comes to suing an estate, this time limit can vary significantly depending on the jurisdiction and the …