 On June 6, the plaintiffs filed an amended complaint where they were joined by three more same-sex couples seeking relief.On August 16, the plaintiffs filed a second amended complaint, adding one more couple seeking relief, while also claiming that New Mexico's refusal to recognize their marriages "deprives [the plaintiffs] of hundreds of protections, benefits, and obligations of marriage that the federal government now provides to married same-sex couples in light of the United States Supreme Court's decision in "United States v.Windsor"."