NM SB90

Defines "credible threat" for domestic violence protection orders as a condition or situation causing a reasonable person to fear for physical safety, based on totality of circumstances, evidenced by statements, acts, or conduct—without requiring use or threatened use of a firearm

Requires courts to order firearm surrender and prohibit firearm possession when a restrained party presents a credible threat to a household member and has received notice and opportunity to be heard

Mandates that protection orders include notice that violations constitute separate violations of both state and federal law prohibiting firearm possession by certain persons

Allows mutual orders of protection only when both parties file petitions and the court finds both acted as aggressors with neither acting primarily in self-defense

Permits modification of protection orders involving child custody or support without requiring proof of substantial or material change of circumstances