• 101 Law Forms for Personal Use, Robin Leonard, Ralph Warner (2002)
• 101 Things You Need to Know About Internet Law, Jonathan Bick (2000)
• 9 Steps to Financial Freedom, Suze Orman (1997)
• Divorce by Made E-Z Products, Made E-Z Guides (2002)
• Divorce With Decency : The Complete How-To Handbook and Survivor's Guide to the Legal, Emotional, Economic, and Social Issues, Bradley A. Coates (1998)
• Employee Assistance Law Desk Book, Sandra Nye (1998)
• Money Harmony: Resolving Money Conflicts in Your Life and Relationships, Olivia Mellan, (1994)
• The Motley Fool Investment Guide, David & Tom Gardner (2001)
• You Have More Than You Think, David & Tom Gardner (2001)
• Your Money or Your Life : Transforming Your Relationship With Money and Achieving Financial Independence, Joe Dominguez & Vicki Robin (1999)

Websites

• ABA Division for Legal Services (www.abanet.org/legalservices)
• Center for Law and Social Policy (www.clasp.org)
• Legal Services Corporation (www.lsc.gov)
• CNN Money (money.cnn.com/)
• MSN's MoneyCentral (www.moneycentral.com)
• National Center for Youth Law (www.youthlaw.org)
• National Consumer Law Center (www.consumerlaw.org)
• The American Bar Association (www.abanet.org)
• The Motley Fool (www.fool.com) Online personal finance and investment advice.
• The National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) (www.nfcc.org) is a national non-profit network of 1,450 member Neighborhood Financial Care CentersTM designed to provide assistance to people dealing with stressful financial situations.

Related Organizations

• The Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS); http://www.moneymanagement.org; 888-462-2227
  The CCCS is a nonprofit community service. Funded by area employers, merchants, banks, finance companies and credit unions, it is dedicated to helping people learn to live within their income. The organization's services are free. CCCS does not loan money, nor is it a collection agency. CCCS offers professional money management advice.
• AmeriDebt; www.ameridebt.org; 800.4080044