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The Center for Family Policy and Practice is a nonprofit, nonpartisan progressive think tank that provides new thinking around chronic social issues related to race, class, and gender. We advocate for social welfare policies that would benefit every member of low-income families.

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CFFPP cannot offer legal advice or assistance, and we do not offer personalized help with legal research or information. If you have a legal problem, you should contact a competent lawyer before taking legal action. You may be able to find a lawyer by searching online for “Legal Services” or “Legal Action” in your state. Many universities also offer family law clinics that may provide limited free services. CFFPP does not recommend or make referrals to any lawyers in any part of the country.

 

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Madison, WI 53703