The Department of Justice's Child Support Site
If we had to have only one family law website in Canada, this would be it. If everything the government did was a good as this, we'd want to pay more taxes. If you do family law - know this site.
 

Where Do I Stand?   A Child's Legal Guide to Separation and Divorce
This is a terrific pamphlet in Question and Answer format published by the Ontario Attorney General's department as a PDF document. It's a long time standard in Ontario and well worth reviewing for children in any province. It's comprehensive and prints out at 28 pages with great Table of Contents containing questions such as: What happens to me when my parents separate or divorce? Who do I live with when my parents separate? Can I decide which parent to live with? What if I don't want to see one of my parents at all? Can my stepparent or my parent's new partner discipline me? Can I get support from my parents for myself? and many, many more. While written for Ontario children and their parents, the booklet is of value for anyone in Canada and is an easy read. This is something you can recommend that your client download and review at leisure, but if you're not practicing in Ontario, check it out for yourself first.
 

LawFAQs (Divorce Questions from Canada's SchoolNet)
This modest site is a real winner. Questions and Answers designed to inform kids caught in divorce. Good for their parents as well. A really great set of question titles.
 

The Legal Studies Program, Faculty of Extension, University of Alberta
Treat this site as a national resource and, if you practice in Alberta, consider the Alberta section as a special bonus. FAQs for our clients to help them better understand the issues and help themselves to be knowledgeable about their situation on their own.
 

The Public Legal Education Service of New Brunswick
This site has a number of very good publications available on the Internet but their section on Family Violence is simply outstanding. It has all sorts of information, including coping strategies, and is a great site to which to direct clients experiencing this tragedy in their lives.
 

The Divorce Survival Guide Newletters
This is a superb group of over 20 articles in Newsletter form dealing thoughtfully with a wide variety of issues confronting separating people.They raise issues which most of our clients have thought of from time to time and are easily written and easily understood. Well worthwhile looking through and recommending to clients.
 

CHILDREN & DIVORCE An Internet Inservice Experience for Professionals
This sets out 6 course "sessions" from the University of Ohio and is a fabuous resource for parents interested in scholarly, but easy to read, information about the effects of divorce on children.
 

Shared Parenting Information Group (SPIG) UK
Shared parenting is an issue which comes up more and more. Which doesn't mean it's understood any better the more often it's repeated. This site deals with the issue really well and sets out arguments to use for and against the approach in court. This is a great site.
 

World-Wide Divorced Parents
You're looking for information about PAS? Check this out. Lots and lots of articles on this subject from all over.
 

S.P.A.R.C. (Separated Parents Access and Resource Center) PAS Information Archive
Also a great site for parental alienation information. Includes a great PAS FAQ section and an archive with loads of articles. As well, this site has lots of information about various parenting issues for non-custodial parents.
 

Link to the PAS section below
This isn't really a link to a particular site - it takes you to the Parental Alienation section below which is loaded with terrific sites to visit.
 

Collaborative Divorce and Separation
There are lot of sites dealing with collaborative family law, but this site by Morrie Sacks of Vancouver is one of the best for a client wanting to get to know about the subject. It's also a good starter site for those of us who still don't know much about the topic.
 

Link to the Collaborative Law & Mediation section below
Just as with #10, this link takes you to a bunch of sites, not just one.
 

Smart Marriage
Most people who separate will marry again. So they need to know how to avoid the mistakes made the first time around. This site proclaims what a good idea marriage is and promotes the things we can do to support and enhance it.
 

The Vanier Institute of the Family
If you want to sound as though you know more about families than just how to help them breakup, check out this site. Statistics, articles, and internet access to their journal.
 

20 Long Distance Activities For: - Dads at a Distance - Moms Over Miles - Grandparenting From a Distance
Not as deep or analytical as the Vanier Institutes site, but these 3 sites have 20 ideas each for how people how love their children (or grandchildren) can stay in touch in a variety of ways. Designed for people living at some distance from the kids, but useful for anyone.
 

Divorce Magazine
With columns titled "Ask Ivana Trump" and "Mars and Venus Advice" how can this magazine go wrong? It doesn't. this is the web version of the magazine and has back articles as well as all sorts of info and advice to separating and divorcing people. A fun read if you can't have the magazine itself.
 

Making Lemonade:The Single Parents Network
We've got clients who are - or are becoming - single parents. This is a site filed with info for them.
 

Kids' Turn
With separate sections for Kids, Parents, and Others, this site is a surprise delight. Their Webliography section has one of the best set of links around.
 

Gene C. Coleman
One of the best family law websites by a Canadian family law lawyer around.
 

Joel Miller's Family Law Centre(the FLC)
How could I leave this site out?
 

Lawrence Pascoe
One of the best family law websites by a Canadian family law lawyer around.
 

Morrie Sacks
One of the best family law websites by a Canadian family law lawyer around.