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		Pro Bono Attorneys Deskbook 
		Sample Pleadings, Forms, Tools & 
		Research:Don't Reinvent the Wheel!
   No need to reinvent 
		the wheel.    Forms & tools 
		relevant to pro bono representation are part of this Deskbook.  
		See: 
		
		Forms & 
		Tools Library.   Forms for pro se 
		litigants in family law matters have been developed by the 
		Supreme Court Commission on Pro Se Litigation.  When new Supreme Court 
		rules as approved, these forms will be acceptable statewide. For 
		more information, see the Family Law Forms 
		page in this deskbook.   Missouri Bar 
		maintains a forms library.  Attorneys from all over the state upload 
		forms to this site for sharing with other attorneys.  See: 
		Missouri Bar File Exchange.   Note: These forms and tools are provided by The 
		Missouri Bar as a service to its members who do pro bono work. The 
		Missouri Bar does not assume any liability for the correctness of or use 
		of any form.   Sample Research, 
		Pleading and Practice Forms from Legal Services Legal
		services offices in Missouri have 
		developed a library of forms and legal research.  Under the Forms & 
		Tools button at the top of the page you will find a
		table of contents of the legal
		services library.  Identify the items 
		which you would like to obtain and email your
		request to the appropriate Legal Services office.  If
		you are doing pro bono work for clients 
		who have low income, you may request any 
		of the documents listed that will assist you in 
		that representation.   Requests for 
		documents should be made to the legal
		services program for your area: 
			
			For Western 
			Missouri, contact to Latricia Scott-Adams at (816)421-8020 ([email protected]);
			
			
			For the 
			Columbia/Jefferson City area, contact Steve Pratte at (573) 442-0116 
			([email protected]);
			
			
			For Southern 
			Missouri, contact Deanna Scott at (417) 881-1302 x 318 ([email protected]); 
			and
			
			For Eastern 
			Missouri, contact Jim Guest at (314) 
			534-4200, x1304 ([email protected]). If you are not sure 
		of the Legal Services office for your area, visit the state Legal 
		Services website at:  
		
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