Nearly all breach of fiduciary cases will be heard in the appropriate district court. For residents of Rio Rancho, the closest is the Thirteenth District Court of New Mexico. Once the appropriate paperwork is filed, a hearing will be conducted, and the case will proceed until a settlement is agreed upon or a final ruling is made. The courts encourage individuals engaged in a breach of fiduciary action to settle the matter between themselves with an appropriate remedy. This may involve undoing an action deemed inappropriate, or it may involve compensating a party who has suffered economically from the alleged breach. In any such case, both facts and understanding of the legal strength of your position are important. Some cases can be resolved through a swift approval of a filed motion, but many breach of fiduciary cases will take months or years to resolve if neither party can come to an agreement.