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NASP | National Association of Subrogation Professionals - The NASP mission is to enhance the stature and effectiveness of subrogation and recovery professionals through education, training and the exchange of information.

Collections, Resources, Books & Free Membership Site - An online community for proffessionals in credit, collections, accounting or business owners to network, share ideas and learn more about collecting.

The Investigator Directory - The Investigator Directory Is your one source to make the right contacts from multiple industry professions across the globe, Attorney and Lawyer Directory, Private Investigator Directory, Process Server Directory, Bail Enforcement / Fugitive Recovery Agent Directory, Expert Witness Directory, Judgment Recovery Service Directory, Records Retriever Directory, Legal Investigator Directory, Polygrph Examiner Directory along with many other highly qualified and competent companies from related industries that you may need to complete your case specific tasks.

Arizona Legislative Information Service - Contains the status of legislative issues, including pending bills that affect family law, divorce attorneys, and litigants. Arizona Revised Statues, including Title 25 which addresses divorces, paternity, custody, child support, relocation, grandparent rights, in loco parentis and other family law issues is found here.

experts from many professions - Experts play an important role in modern court cases. Personal injury attorneys, family lawyers and others involved in civil litigation rely on experts to prove their case. This site is a helpful resource for finding an expert to assist in many legal issues.

Cornell Law School's Legal Information Institute - One of the most comprehensive sites for legal information and resources. Contains legal opinions, constitutions and other laws. Stay current on the latest law-related news. Lawyers, litigants and people performing legal research for any court case are likely to find helpful legal information here.

Check on status for a Maricopa County civil, criminal or family court case, find out what has been filed, find and print actual Minute Entries, contains court-approved forms for various civil court matters, including family law, guardianships and other helpful information. Regularly used by Maricopa County lawyers to verify court dates, check on the status of litigation, confirm filing fees for various legal matters and seek information on cases in litigation.

legal information -- mostly geared toward those in the legal profession - Contains state laws, legal forms, listings of legal professionals, special sections for business law, commercial law, consumer law, corporate law, employment law, family law, juvenile law, landlord-tenant law, litigation, personal injury law, and many others. Even a lawyer joke section.

Nolo Law for All - Comprehensive legal website includes law-related information on many topics, including small business law, commercial law, consumer law, corporations/corporate law, criminal law, divorce and child custody, employment law, family law, intellectual property, juvenile law, landlord-tenant law, limited liability companies, litigation, mediation, partnerships, personal injury law, sole proprietorships, trademarks/copyrights, and wills/estate planning. Also includes links to the Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.), a legal encyclopedia, a law dictionary and articles on alimony (also known as spousal maintenance), employment discrimination and other legal issues.

Pima County, Arizona website - Site to search specific records related to family law or divorce cases, criminal matters or general civil matters.

Arizona Supreme Court site -- information on statutes, child support calculations, etc. - Go HERE for the child support calculator, Arizona Child Support Guidelines, information regarding child support payments and information for parents experiencing visitation/access disputes. Contains links to forms for child support modification, dissolution/divorce, model parenting time plan, the Divorce in Arizona booklet and other family law-related forms. Also has a FAQ section on family law, child support and dissolution of marriage questions pertinent to Arizona matrimonial cases. THIS PAGE page contains additional information, including on adoption, covenant marriage, family counseling services, juvenile law and paternity.

Membership in the CAJP is voluntary. By accepting membership, a Judgment Professional assumes an obligation of self-discipline and will abide by the Professional Guidelines as set forth by the Association.

MEMBERS SHALL:

1. Be diligent in their application and use of the Codes in their dealings with Vendors, Judgment Debtors and the Courts.

2. Maintain appropriate and timely communications with their Vendors.

3. Not operate under a name that implies or suggests that they are associated with any department of government or any Court.

4. Never engage in the unauthorized practice of law by suggesting or implying that they are representing creditors or never misrepresent your own qualifications.

5. Strive to keep current with State & Federal privacy & consumer laws applicable to their practice.

6. Promptly remit funds due as provided by their Vendors' agreements.

7. Use only lawful methods in their judgment enforcement practice.

8. Strive to maintain a high level of competency by participating in continuing education, acquiring the necessary tools for business proficiency and staying abreast of changes within the industry.

9. Maintain professional courtesy with fellow Judgment Professionals and assist in the exchange of knowledge whenever possible.