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New Mexico Legal Aid to host landlord-tenant workshop - Vimarsana News

New Mexico Legal Aid to host landlord-tenant workshop

New Mexico Legal Aid is hosting a landlord-tenant workshop Thursday evening to share about the rights and responsibilities each party has.

Source: kob.com
THURS: Lawmakers to consider more limits on solitary confinement in prisons and jails, + More - Vimarsana News

THURS: Lawmakers to consider more limits on solitary confinement in prisons and jails, + More

Proposal in upcoming session would reduce time a person can be in solitary, fix gaps in reporting practice and expand restrictions on use of the practice.

Source: kunm.org
Court of Appeals rules that landlords must wait three full days before bringing eviction cases to court - Vimarsana News

Court of Appeals rules that landlords must wait three full days before bringing eviction cases to court

The ruling from the 2018 case ensures tenants get a full three days to come up with rent before having to face a judge in an eviction case.

Despite eviction moratorium, landlords sought to evict hundreds in Albuquerque - Vimarsana News

Despite eviction moratorium, landlords sought to evict hundreds in Albuquerque

Alexander Handboy, an easygoing 40-year-old, moved into Arroyo Villas, a large, well-kept apartment complex in northwest Albuquerque, in December 2019. Less than two months later, he lost his job as a line cook. By the time the pandemic took hold in March and restaurants began to shutter, he’d given up hope of finding work. By […]

New Mexico residents face eviction despite COVID-19 moratorium - Vimarsana News

New Mexico residents face eviction despite COVID-19 moratorium

For four months, between late March and July, the $2.2 trillion stimulus law banned landlords from filing to evict tenants for failing to pay rent.