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Links

Links For Legal Research

• American Judicial and Legal Corruption Blog. Well worth reading!
• Bad judges and what to do about them
• Florida Lawyer: Internet resources on Florida law.
• Legal Resources: Courts and opinions, online libraries, government, etc.
• Tulsa Fathers.org - Long list of various resources

Pro Se Assistance and Resources

• A Directory of Court-Based Self Help Programs. Selfhelpsupport.org and the Self Representation Litigation Network  This national directory of court-based self help programs provides information on over 100 programs by state.
• American Bar Association's Consumer's Guide to Legal Help on the Internet. Information on obtaining legal aid, hiring a lawyer, and self-representation.
• Florida Family Law Rules and Opinions
• FindLaw Court Forms. Court Forms for Federal and State Courts organized by case type and court location from FindLaw.Com.
• Internet Law Library. LawGuru.com. Provides links to a large number of legal resources relating to American (federal and state) and foreign laws.
• LawHelp helps low and moderate income people find free legal aid programs in their communities, and answers to questions about their legal rights.
• Legal Hotline Directory Search. Directory of non-profit organizations offering legal advice by telephone from the AARP website.
• Legal Service Corporation Program Directory. Lists all LSC funded legal aid programs organized by state.
• Legal Services: State Links. National Center for State Courts web page that lists low cost legal service and volunteer attorney programs organized by state.
• List of State Court Websites. Often the website of the court where your case is being tried is the best place to begin a search for self help programs and court forms. Web page created by the National Center for State Courts.
• Pro Se Court Forms. National Center for State Courts document that lists court forms available online organized by state.
• Pro Se Law Center. Search for self help programs in your area, find links to pro se sites, and get information on representing yourself in court.
• Redress, Inc.: Their purpose is to provide real assistance and solutions for citizens suffering from injustices. Good info here.
• Self Help Information Centers. National Center for State Courts web page that lists Self Help Centers organized by state.
• Self-Representation (Pro Se) Index - Articles and resources