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Training Information for Guardian ad Litem The initial 6 hour requirement can only be met by attending a live course which is based on the approved curriculum, or taking a course hosted on the JBE website.
A guardian ad litem shall have the duty to protect the interests of the juvenile for whom he or she has been appointed guardian, and shall be deemed a parent of the juvenile as to those proceedings with respect to which his or her guardianship extends. (3) The court shall appoint an attorney as guardian ad litem.
A guardian ad litem is an attorney and must follow all of the ethical rules that bind attorneys. For example, they may not communicate directly to a party who is represented by counsel or knowingly offer false evidence.
A judge may assign (appoint) a guardian ad litem (GAL) to a court case about custody or visitation rights regarding children under age 18. Any party to the case may ask the judge to appoint a GAL, or the judge can decide on their own to appoint one. A GAL can be a lawyer, mental health professional, or volunteer.
A guardian ad litem is an attorney and must follow all of the ethical rules that bind attorneys. For example, they may not communicate directly to a party who is represented by counsel or knowingly offer false evidence.
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A guardian ad litem is an attorney and must follow all of the ethical rules that bind attorneys. For example, they may not communicate directly to a party who is represented by counsel or knowingly offer false evidence.
A guardian ad litem is an attorney and must follow all of the ethical rules that bind attorneys. For example, they may not communicate directly to a party who is represented by counsel or knowingly offer false evidence.
A guardian ad litem (GAL) is an adult who is appointed by the court to represent the best interests of an individual for a specific purpose for a specific period of time. Under the direction of the court, a GAL performs an investigation and prepares a report for the court of the GALs findings and recommendations.
To become a GAL, an individual must complete an approved training program, provide background information to the court(s) in which the GAL wishes to serve, and meet all eligibility requirements set by local court rule or policy.
Code 8.01-9). Compensation for the Court appointed attorney or GAL shall be paid pursuant to Va. Code 19.2-163, and is limited to a cap of $120.00 in district courts and to a cap of $158.00 in circuit courts.

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