Legal Support Resources
Navigating legal matters as a single parent can be challenging. Here you'll find resources for legal aid, information about family law issues like custody and child support, and guidance on important legal documents every single parent should have.
LawHelp.org
Provides free legal rights resources, court forms, self-advocacy tools, and referrals to nonprofit legal aid organizations in every state.
Legal Services Corporation (LSC)
Offers a directory of 130 nonprofit legal aid organizations across the U.S., providing civil legal aid to low-income Americans.
American Bar Association Free Legal Answers
An online platform where eligible users can ask civil legal questions and receive answers from volunteer attorneys.
Pro Bono Net
A national nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing access to justice through innovative technology and volunteer lawyer networks.
FindLaw
Offers a comprehensive set of legal resources, including articles, case law, and a lawyer directory.
WomensLaw.org
Provides legal information and support for women, including those dealing with domestic violence, custody, and divorce.
Finding Free or Low-Cost Legal Help
When seeking legal assistance, consider these options:
Legal Aid Organizations: Provide free legal services to those who qualify based on income.
Pro Bono Programs: Many attorneys offer free services to clients with limited means.
Law School Clinics: Law students supervised by attorneys often provide free legal services.
Self-Help Centers: Many courts have centers to help people representing themselves.
Co-Parenting Resources
Effective co-parenting can reduce conflict and legal issues. These resources can help you navigate co-parenting relationships:
Co-Parenting Communication Tools
Our Family Wizard: A co-parenting app with messaging, calendars, expense tracking, and information sharing.
Talking Parents: Provides accountable calling, messaging, and shared calendar features with records that can be used in court.
AppClose: A free co-parenting app with messaging, calendar, expense tracking, and document storage.
Co-Parenting Education
Co-Parenting Classes: Many courts offer or require co-parenting education. Check with your local family court.
Online Co-Parenting Courses: Websites like OnlineParentingPrograms.com offer court-approved co-parenting education.
Co-Parenting Mediation: Professional mediators can help establish effective co-parenting plans and resolve disputes.
Need Legal Guidance?
Navigating legal matters can be overwhelming. Our team can help connect you with appropriate legal resources based on your specific situation.