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Collaborative Law Practice
Resolving Disputes Respectfully
Additional Information
Thank you for your interest in Cameron Law. The pamphlets, brochures on this page contain general information that Cameron Law hopes you will find useful. These materials are not and do not contain legal advice. If you have concerns regarding your specific situation, please contact a lawyer.
Collaborative Divorce
Collaborative Divorce Knowledge Kit: Produced by the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals, this kit answers common questions about Collaborative Practice and shows how the Collaborative model has benefited real families.
The Collaborative Team: The Collaborative model offers you a team of skilled and compassionate professionals to help you manage the many aspects of divorce. This brochure reviews the roles of your various team members.
Collaborative Practice: Produced by the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals, this brochure outlines the basics of Collaborative Practice.
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Kids and Divorce
How To Help Your Kids: Produced by North Carolina Attorney Lee Rosen of the Rosen Law Firm, this e-book offers a number of tips on how to help your children cope with divorce.
A Tween Guide to Divorce: Produced by North Carolina Attorney Lee Rosen of the Rosen Law Firm, this e-book offers advice for tweens dealing with their parent's divorce.
A Teen Guide to Divorce: Produced by North Carolina Attorney Lee Rosen of the Rosen Law Firm, this e-book offers advice for tweens dealing with their parent's divorce.
General
Ten Tips to Working With An Attorney: Here are 10 tips for a successful, cost-effective attorney/client relationship.
Probate in Minnesota: Probate is the legal process for paying a person's debts and expenses and distributing a person's property after that person's death. This brochure answers common questions regarding the probate process in Minnesota.
Wills: A Will typically does two things: (1) it directs who will receive your estate after your death, and (2) it provides instructions about what should happen after your death, including who should care and provide for your children or dependents. This brochure provides an FAQ on Wills.
The information you obtain at this site is not legal advice, nor is it intended to be. Viewing this web site does not establish an attorney-client relationship.