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In New Mexico, we are fortunate to have a specialized kinship guardianship statute that provides protection for friends or family members who provide significant care for a child when biological parent(s) are unwilling or unable to do so. At ARWJ, we have extensive experience in representation of all parties, including parents and children, who may be involved in a kinship guardianship situation. Appointment of a kinship guardian is different from the traditional appointment of guardians and conservators, which means that it may not be an appropriate solution for every family. Our attorneys will thoughtfully review the facts of your situation and advise your rights, whether you are a caregiver, parent or child.

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