ABA Commission on Domestic Violence
http://www.abanet.org/domviol/home.html 
The ABA Commission on Domestic Violence seeks to “mobilize the legal profession to provide access to justice and safety for victims of domestic violence.”  It focuses on improving the legal response to domestic violence and related issues.  Various online training materials and resources are available to attorneys. Another section offers information and resources to victims of domestic violence.

Other resources offered include public education brochures, abstractions of publications and videos, resources for teaching domestic violence law, and a general bibliography of ABA related publications. The site also offers domestic violence telephone numbers and the Model Code on Domestic and Family Violence.

Family Violence Prevention Fund
http://endabuse.org/  
Preventing violence in the home and in the community and helping those whose lives are devastated by violence is the work of the Family Violence Prevention Fund (FVPF). It has been instrumental in developing the Violence Against Women Act passed by Congress in 1994. Program resources and information are available on children and domestic violence, health, immigrant women, public education, public policy and other topics or issues.  Other resources offer general facts, men and domestic violence, personal stories, what victims should do, FVPF contact information, and news releases. A search engine is available. 

Higher Education Center Against Violence and Abuse - University of Minnesota
http://www.mincava.umn.edu/ 
The mission of MINCAVA is to support research, education, and access to related resources. MINCAVA is considered a leader in innovative violence-related education, research and Internet publishing and now coordinates four nationally and internationally renowned projects.  Its project information is extensive and includes, among others, the MINCAVA Electronic Clearinghouse for up-to-date educational resources about all types of violence; Violence Against Women Online Resources for resource materials about effective interventions, services, and coordinated community responses to violence against women; The Link Project, a research, demonstration, and information dissemination project that reports collected information on children and domestic violence; and VAWnet (Applied Research Forum) which publishes online research, summaries, and discussions. A search engine and site index is available.

National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence
http://www.ncdsv.org/
The National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence assists professionals and local, state, and federal agencies and organizations who work with victims and perpetrators. This website includes articles and research on a variety of abuse issues and future dates for training professionals to deal with abuse issues.

Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy
http://www.law.duke.edu/journals/djglp/ 
This online journal is an interdisciplinary publication devoted to discussion and consideration of gender issues in the context of law and public policy. The journal is advised by a faculty board whose members are drawn from the faculties of the Law School, the Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy, and the Women's Studies Program. Researchers are offered full-text articles. A current issue and a limited number of back issues are available. A search engine is available for searching the site contents.  

GayLawNet
http://www.gaylawnet.com/  
This site is “dedicated to providing general information, news and resources concerning the law as it affects the global gay, lesbian, bisexual, transsexual and intersex (GLBTI) community and the simplest access to a gay or lesbian (or gay or lesbian-friendly) lawyer.” It offers researchers an index of subjects and topics, a site map, and a useful search engine. General offerings include a worldwide compilation of legal resources for gays, news archives, forms, legislation, and related links. Topics include discrimination, law reform, privacy, immigration, HIV/AIDS, intellectual property, wills, and related topics.

Lesbian and Gay Law Notes
http://www.le-gal.org/lesbian&.htm  
Lesbian/Gay Law Notes is a publication of the Lesbian and Gay Law Association Foundation of Greater New York. It tracks new legislation, reports on new court decisions, administrative rulings, executive actions, and highlights new publications of interest. Its focus is primarily US law. This subscription online journal is indexed by year and month of publication. A search engine is available to search the site contents.

Divorce Online
http://www.divorceonline.com/  
This site serves as “an electronic resource for people involved in, or facing the prospect of, divorce.” It provides free articles and information on the financial, legal, psychological, real-estate, and other aspects of divorce. It also offers the Professional Referral section of Divorce Online to help users locate professional assistance. Users can register for the site’s bulletin board, read articles on topics relevant to divorce, and pose questions. 

Divorcesource.com
http://www.divorcesource.com/  
This site is similar to other commercial sites offering informational services to persons facing the prospect of a divorce. It is a large, densely packed site with information and links available for both professionals and the general public on matters relating to marriage and divorce. Information is organized both by state and under generic topics and users can register for the site’s bulletin board, read articles on topics relevant to divorce, and pose questions. State-specific pages include legal overviews plus various articles about the process of divorce and related issues. A “locator” is available for finding family lawyers, counselors, mediators, and other professionals.

Divorce Helpline
http://www.divorcehelp.com/

DivorceSupport.com
http://www.divorcesupport.com/

Unmarried Couples and the Law
http://www.palimony.com/

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