Helpful Links for People Interested In Collaborative Practice

These links are ways I can give you easy and free access to some sites that may be useful to you. (You must of course be aware that not every single piece of information may be totally accurate or up to date or pertinent to your case.) I try to keep the links updated. I often direct clients to certain sites depending on their needs. There are a few key sites with enormously helpful information:

www.collaborativelaw.org: Collaborative Law Institute

This is the website of the Collaborative Law Institute, the first Collaborative Law Group in the world, started in Minnesota, the birthplace of Collaborative Law. You will find information about Collaborative Law and a list of Minnesota members. Read more about Collaborative Law and Collaborative Practice here.

www.collaborativepractice.com

This website is sponsored by the International Association of Collaborative Professionals and has a lot of information for clients. It has a great collection of resources about collaborative law, including many articles in its online journal, links to other articles, lists of books, and more. It also has a database of its members.

www.family-matters.com

This is the website for Family Matters, Ltd., an organization I co-founded and co-operate. It is an interdisciplinary group of professionals who work together in helping clients resolve their cases with respect and care for each other and the children. I highly recommend the professionals in this organization.

This is the publications area of the Minnesota Legal Services Organization. They publish an amazing quantity of Fact Sheets on various legal issues.

This site has links to more family law resources, including publications which can be downloaded.

DivorceNet.com
This website has a lot of state-specific articles on family law issues.