When it comes to child custody matters, the well-being and best interests of the child are of utmost importance. However, determining what is in the child’s best interest can be complex and challenging. This is where a guardian ad litem (GAL) plays a crucial role. In this article, we will explore the role of a […]
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In child custody cases, one important figure to know is the guardian ad litem (GAL). The term “guardian ad litem” means “guardian of the case.” The court appoints a GAL to represent the best interests of the child or children involved in the case. While the specific duties and qualifications of a GAL may vary
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Following these suggestions when dealing with a guardian ad litem will maximize your chance of making a positive impression and get you a step closer to obtaining your goal. What Can A Guardian Ad Litem Do In Florida? Appointment of a GAL by the court is required in certain cases. A guardian ad litem shall
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In a high-conflict divorce or child custody case, a Florida court may appoint a guardian ad litem (GAL) to help investigate the dispute and ensure that a child’s best interests are fully protected. If you are interested in having a guardian ad litem appointed in your case, it is important to understand the role of
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A Guardian ad litem serves as an advocate for the child and is charged with the duty of representing the child’s best interest, which may not be the same as what the child wants. A guardian ad litem will conduct an independent, objective investigation of the allegations before the court. When parents are so involved
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