Services & Programs

Adult Guardianship involves a person over the age of 18 years old that cannot manage their own personal, medical or financial matters due to disability, mental illness, disease, chronic substance or alcohol abuse.

ADR services are used to supplement or replace the use of a traditional trial. The goal is to reduce or eliminate the problems associated with disagreements.

Behavioral Health services are used to mitigate the impact of the criminal justice system on persons experiencing severe mental illness and/or intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.

A forum concerning the law, the legal system, and the administration of justice for the residents of Bernalillo County.

The New Mexico CASA Association develops and supports local programs throughout New Mexico that provide quality volunteer advocacy in court for children who are abused and neglected.

Initiatives through court, agency, and stakeholder collaboration to improve the safety, permanency, and well-being of children and families in NM Children’s Court.

A collaborative treatment-based Drug Court model that works with repeat offenders whose criminal activity is driven by underlying substance abuse or mental illness.

New Mexico laws on domestic violence, also referred to as domestic abuse. Information on the process for obtaining an Order of Protection from Domestic Abuse.

Created by the Supreme Court of New Mexico to improve the performance of judges and provide useful, credible information to voters on judges standing for retention.

Promoting and supporting the implementation of pretrial justice practices statewide.

Provides children and their parents with a safe, nurturing environment for supervised visitation and exchange.

Working to establish relationships based on mutual understanding, respect, and trust among tribal and state courts throughout New Mexico to achieve seamless justice for all.