For those do-it-yourselfers out there, or the merely curious, here are some of my favourite and most useful links to legal sites. Joel Miller's Family Law Centre is one of the best resources you'll find. Alan Gahtan's monster Canadian Legal Resources site has links and information about everything legal. Love 'em or hate 'em, the Law Society of Upper Canada is the governing body for all Ontario lawyers. Its page has resources and links. It also has a private area for lawyers to access administrative stuff (and to keep conspiracy theorists busy). Divorce Magazine is a publication that has found an untapped market. A good balance of advice and lifestyle articles. The Virtual Canadian Law Library is (virtually) in Montreal, but has a number of useful links to Canadian court decisions and other legal resource sites. Many of Canada's federal laws, statutes and regulations are available through the Department of Justice's website. A very useful site when trying to do legal research is the Federal Government's list and links to all of their departments. You may not get what you want, but you'll know who to blame.