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New Mexico Legal Aid – Veterans Law

Provides free civil legal help to New Mexico veterans, including appeals of VA benefit denials, military discharge upgrades, and assistance with consumer, family, and landlord-tenant matters.

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Cost
Free to eligible veterans who meet the program's case criteria; income and case-type eligibility rules are not fully stated on the org's own site.
Coverage
New Mexico statewide (New Mexico)
Eligibility
Veterans who meet the program's case criteria, with priority given to VA benefit appeals and discharge upgrades.
Availability
Apply by phone during limited intake hours Monday–Thursday, or by email at veterans@nmlegalaid.org.
Last Verified
October 9, 2026

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