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WPF PS 10.0800 - Motion and Declaration for Order Appointing Guardian Ad Litem - MTAPGL - Washington

WPF PS 10.0800 - Motion and Declaration for Order Appointing Guardian Ad Litem - MTAPGL - Washington-2025

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The document is a legal motion submitted to the Superior Court of Washington requesting the appointment of a Guardian ad Litem (GAL) for minor children involved in a case. The petitioner outlines the need for a GAL to investigate and make recommendations regarding the children's best interests, including custody arrangements and potential name changes. The motion includes sections for detailing reasons for the request, duration of the GAL's appointment, payment of fees, and other related requests.

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How long does it take to appoint a guardian ad litem?

A GAL is an independent professional who investigates and evaluates cases involving child custody and visitation. The cost of a GAL can vary widely, from a few thousand dollars for a straightforward case to more than $20,000 for a more complicated matter.

How much does a guardian ad litem cost in Washington state?

In order to have a GAL appointed, you need to file a motion with the court requesting the appointment of one. This can be done by yourself; however, I recommend you find an experienced attorney to assist you in this filing. One thing you should understand - GALs are attorneys, and will bill at an hourly attorney rate.

How to get a guardian ad litem in Washington state?

The court may order either or both parents to pay for the costs of the guardian ad litem, ing to their ability to pay. If both parents are indigent, the county shall bear the cost of the guardian, subject to appropriation for guardians ad litem services by the county legislative authority.

How do I get a guardian ad litem involved?

On average, a Guardian Ad Litem investigation may take anywhere from several weeks to a few months to complete. The specific timeline depends on the factors mentioned earlier, as well as the courts schedule and workload.