MSJDN New Mexico Licensure Rule Change Survey

New Mexico Attorney Licensure Rule Change

I support the New Mexico Supreme Court's adoption of the PROPOSED RULE 15-301.3: Military Spouse Attorney Limited License that would permit attorney spouses of active duty military members stationed in New Mexico to obtain a limited, temporary license to practice law for the duration of their spouse's orders. The link to the proposed rule can be found here, and a full report about the proposed rule to the New Mexico Supreme Court and the New Mexico Board of Bar Examiners can be found here.

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* 1. By submitting your name, contact information and/or signature block with employer information, you agree to being included in a letter to the New Mexico Supreme Court in support of the rule change.

Name

Company

Address

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State/Province

ZIP/Postal Code

Country

Email Address

Phone Number

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* 2. Please copy your signature block here, including your name, contact information and employer information.

Name

Company

Address

Address 2

City/Town

State/Province

ZIP/Postal Code

Country

Email Address

Phone Number

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* 3. Please indicate your connection to the State of New Mexico and/or the military community. Check all that apply:

I am an attorney licensed to practice in New Mexico.

I am attorney, but not currently licensed to practice in New Mexico.

I am not a New Mexico licensed attorney, but I work for an organization or attorney who provides legal services to New Mexico residents.

I am a current or former service member.

I am affiliated with a veterans service organization within New Mexico.

I do not live in New Mexico, but work for a veterans service organization that provides services to New Mexico veterans.

I am a family member of a service member.

I live in a community within New Mexico that hosts a military base, range, or detachment.

I live in New Mexico, and work in an industry that supports the New Mexico military community.

Other (please specify your employment or connection to the legal and/or military community)

MSJDN New Mexico Licensure Rule Change Survey

New Mexico Attorney Licensure Rule Change

Question Title

* 1. By submitting your name, contact information and/or signature block with employer information, you agree to being included in a letter to the New Mexico Supreme Court in support of the rule change.

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* 2. Please copy your signature block here, including your name, contact information and employer information.

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* 3. Please indicate your connection to the State of New Mexico and/or the military community. Check all that apply:

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* 4. If you would like to add an additional comment to be included in the letter of support, please enter it here.