| RECOMMENDED LINKS www.collaborativepractice.com The website of the International Academy of Professionals [IACP], which maintains the most comprehensive list of collaborative law groups and professionals in North America. I meet IACP standards and am an IACP practitioner. www.nocourts.org Pauline Tesler, the San Francisco attorney who wrote the seminal book on collaborative law. www.divorcenet.com Stu Webb, the Minnesota attorney credited with developing collaborative law. www.collaborativedivorce.com The Vancouver, British Columbia practice group, one of the oldest, largest, and most progressive of practice groups. www.mediate.com This comprehensive website for professionals and for the public includes a collaborative law section edited by Chip Rose which is filled with informative and useful articles. www.afccnet.org This international and interdisciplinary Association of Family and Conciliation Courts consists of professionals dedicated to resolving family conflicts. www.mediate.com/amm The Association of Missouri Mediators www.heartlandmediators.org Midwest resource for mediators and clients. www.arb-forum.com The most comprehensive resource for arbitration. www.UptoParents.org Free interactive website for divorcing and divorced parents to fill in separately in order to learn how to better co-parent. www.ProudToParent.org Free interactive website for never married parents to fill in separately in order to learn how to better co-parent. www.WhileWeHeal.org Free interactive website for parents to fill in separately in order to learn how to better address marital problems in the interest of their children. www.jocobar.org Johnson County, Kansas Bar Association www.courts.jocoks.com Johnson County, Kansas District Court www.kansascourts.org Kansas courts/opinions/statutes/child support guidelines www.ksbar.org Kansas Bar Association www.mobar.org Missouri Bar www.osca.state.mo.us Missouri courts/opinions/statutes/child support guidelines www.16thcircuit.org Jackson County, Missouri courts www.KCMBA.org Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association www.jccc.net Johnson County Community College, which offers adult education classes in mediation and collaborative law for professionals and for the community. |
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