Helpful Links
Pine Tree Legal Assistance (www.ptla.org) - Provides free legal services to low-income Maine people. Their website provides a lot of useful information about Maine law including copies of court forms.
Maine Lawyers Project (www.vlp.org) - increasing access to justice in Maine through volunteer engagement.
Maine Behavioral Healthcare (www.mainebehavioralhealthcare.org) - Portland-based agency that provides counseling services, parenting education, child abuse prevention and treatment, marriage and family therapy programs, youth development and mental health services.
Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) (www.glad.org) - An advocate for family law efforts for LGBT individuals in the New England states, with a goal of continuing to strengthen LGBT families and make certain they are legally secure.
Through These Doors (throughthesedoors.org) - working to end domestic violence in Cumberland County, Maine, since 1977.
Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence (www.MCEDV.org) - seeking to create and encourage a social, political, and economic environment that fosters communities where the diversity, dignity, and contributions of all are respected and celebrated, and domestic abuse and violence no longer exist.
Our Family Wizard (www.ourfamilywizard.com) - an app that allows you to share all of your family communications - schedules, expenses, contacts - on a single platform.
Soberlink (www.soberlink.com) - the experts in remote alcohol monitoring technology.
An Educator's Guide: Interacting with Separating, Divorcing, Never-Married Parents and Their Children (http://bit.ly/1IBzPDY)
This guide was developed by the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts to help educators address the needs of separating, divorcing and
never-married families and their children. 2009.
Up To Parents (www.uptoparents.org ) - Home of Parents Commitments to Children of Divorce - an interactive website that encourages parents to put their conflict aside for the sake of their children.
The Distance Parent (www.distanceparent.org) - a site that encourages staying in touch with your kids through the internet.
Maine Resilience Building Network (www.mrbn.org) - promoting resilience in all people by increasing the understanding of the impacts of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) and the importance of building resilience through protective factors such as positive relationships.
National Family Resiliency Center, Inc. (nfrchelp.org) - a national information site for families going through separation and divorce.
Parent & Family (www.myparentandfamily.com) - a free bi-monthly publication and online newsletter dedicated to helping Maine families by covering family-friendly events, ongoing support and play groups and a broad range of editorial topics that center around families and children.
Maine Lawyers Project (www.vlp.org) - increasing access to justice in Maine through volunteer engagement.
Maine Behavioral Healthcare (www.mainebehavioralhealthcare.org) - Portland-based agency that provides counseling services, parenting education, child abuse prevention and treatment, marriage and family therapy programs, youth development and mental health services.
Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) (www.glad.org) - An advocate for family law efforts for LGBT individuals in the New England states, with a goal of continuing to strengthen LGBT families and make certain they are legally secure.
Through These Doors (throughthesedoors.org) - working to end domestic violence in Cumberland County, Maine, since 1977.
Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence (www.MCEDV.org) - seeking to create and encourage a social, political, and economic environment that fosters communities where the diversity, dignity, and contributions of all are respected and celebrated, and domestic abuse and violence no longer exist.
Our Family Wizard (www.ourfamilywizard.com) - an app that allows you to share all of your family communications - schedules, expenses, contacts - on a single platform.
Soberlink (www.soberlink.com) - the experts in remote alcohol monitoring technology.
An Educator's Guide: Interacting with Separating, Divorcing, Never-Married Parents and Their Children (http://bit.ly/1IBzPDY)
This guide was developed by the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts to help educators address the needs of separating, divorcing and
never-married families and their children. 2009.
Up To Parents (www.uptoparents.org ) - Home of Parents Commitments to Children of Divorce - an interactive website that encourages parents to put their conflict aside for the sake of their children.
The Distance Parent (www.distanceparent.org) - a site that encourages staying in touch with your kids through the internet.
Maine Resilience Building Network (www.mrbn.org) - promoting resilience in all people by increasing the understanding of the impacts of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) and the importance of building resilience through protective factors such as positive relationships.
National Family Resiliency Center, Inc. (nfrchelp.org) - a national information site for families going through separation and divorce.
Parent & Family (www.myparentandfamily.com) - a free bi-monthly publication and online newsletter dedicated to helping Maine families by covering family-friendly events, ongoing support and play groups and a broad range of editorial topics that center around families and children.
