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How To Implement Your Divorce Conflict Resolution Choice

Information about the Process and Support

www.divorce360.com Deciding, Beginning, Process, Ongoing, Moving On, with directory for attorneys and financial professionals, and community chat boards, checklists for each stage and lots of tips and information. Lots of articles and practical information. Online calculator, online community and other resources.

www.millenniumdivorce.com State by state information on Divorce, Child Support, Custody, Alimony and Property Laws. Support and property calculator.

www.divorcenet.com Articles. State Laws. Practical Information. Guidance for Do It Yourself Divorce. Child support calculator.

www.womansdivorce.com Divorce advice for women. Comprehensive list of articles on issues relating to divorce including before and after. Divorce help and resources.

Your Source for Child Custody Parenting Plans: Arrangements, Rights, Financial, Schedules, lots of tables and much more.

Legal Forms and Information

Do It Yourself Divorce Guide, is a publication of the Judicial Branch of the State of Connecticut. Skip the actual forms and court rules if you don't live in Connecticut. You can download it online for free. It is a useful primer for non lawyers.

Try to purchase a state-specific book on your state's divorce laws, if one is available. The $20 to $30 is often a real bargain. NOTE: There are so-called "national divorce books" that are supposed to be good in all 50 states. Buy these at your own risk because divorce laws are highly state specific.

USLegalforms. Are you good at following instructions and filling out blank forms? Do you feel confident enough to create your own agreemet? Forms usually run between $25 and $50. Consider using these along with your state book.

CompleteCase.com� This is the "upscale" option for $199.00 which has received good reports for its ease of use and intuitive nature. Completecase provides on-line, interactive document preparation. It is customized for most states and includes telephone support.

Legal Answers Online

Just Answer Legal has legal experts as well as doctors, vets and other experts online. You type in a question and your email address. You are asked how much you will pay for the answer. The choices are $15, $30, and $45. You are then notified by email when the answer is available. We got our answer in one hour and six minutes and were charged $9.

FindLaw.com, a well known legal research resource, has launched a portal designed to make it easier for everyone from small-business owners to people planning their estates to access legal information and tools. It has an FAQs section,free caselaw, as well as short video on Divorce, Criminal Law and Medical Malpractice. And, an answer Q&A where you can post a question and get an answer.

Finding Lawyers, Collaborative Lawyers and Mediators

When looking for mediators try referrals from professional associations like the Association for Conflict Resolution, or call 202-667-9700.

www.statelawyers.com, is another resource for mediators, lawyers and collaborative lawyers.

lawyers.findlaw.com then type in collaborative lawyer, divorce lawyer or mediator and your zip code.

You can also try Yahoo Mental Health Organizations for a listing of professional organizations for mental health providers.

ABA Family Legal Guide will lead you to collaborative lawyers, divorce lawyers and mediators. The is a service of the American Bar Association. On the site is the ABA Guide to Marriage, Divorce & Families which you can read and download for free.

Divorce Support Groups

Make it a point to take care of yourself during this time. You can't be resourceful or a resource for your kids if you are flattened by the process. Divorce is stressful but you don't have to be. Make sure you connect to one of these.

Divorcecare There are thousands of Divorcecare support groups meeting weekly throughout the US and Canada and even a Divorcecare for kids. Check it out.

Check out Banana Splits Resource Center. Banana Splits is a school-based children's group program for students who have experienced parental divorce or death.

For parenting during and after divorce, check out Parentswithoutpartners.

To learn more you may want to check out this book which advised that you "think financially -- act legally," which can be hard at a time of so much emotional turmoil.

You may also want to check out,

Click on a link below for more information.

Collaborative Divorce page.

Collaborative Law Divorce page

Divorce Mediation page.

Do It Yourself Divorce page.

Understanding Legal Fees page.

To learn more about conflict resolution, click on any of the links below:

All Things ADR

All Things Conflict Resolution.

About Us page.

All Things Mediation.