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In family cases, a guardian ad litem (GAL) is appointed when parents cannot agree on a parenting plan for their children. Typically the judge or marital master issues an order appointing a particular GAL to investigate specific issues that are in dispute.
A guardian ad litem can be requested by either the Court, or one or both of the parties involved. In most cases, the GAL will meet with the child to discuss specific issues. The GAL will also meet with the parents and interview other important people in the childs life.
A guardian ad litem (GAL) is a neutral person the court appoints to investigate what solutions would be in the best interests of a child. Here, we are talking about a GAL in a divorce or parental rights and responsibilities case.
In Wisconsin, the court appoints a guardian ad litem (GAL) when parents cant agree on custody and placement. The GAL represents the child by investigating their best interest and giving the court recommendations on how to divide the childs custody and placement.
The Dos of Handling a Guardian Ad Litem Follow the guardian ad litems instructions. One must comply with anything the guardian ad litem asks. Be polite and civil. Presenting a good persona in court makes for a more positive environment for everyone. Respect the guardian ad litems recommendations and perspectives.
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A litigation guardian (guardian ad litem) represents the best interests of the child in Court. Reports are generally submitted, expert testimony can be solicited and the guardian can examine and cross-examine witnesses.
You can ask the judge to appoint a GAL or a Probation Officer to help decide which parent should have custody. File a motion that asks the judge to appoint a GAL or order the Probation Department to investigate. If the other parent asks for custody, you can respond by asking the judge to appoint a GAL.
The Dos of Handling a Guardian Ad Litem Follow the guardian ad litems instructions. One must comply with anything the guardian ad litem asks. Be polite and civil. Presenting a good persona in court makes for a more positive environment for everyone. Respect the guardian ad litems recommendations and perspectives.
(6) Compensation. The guardian ad litem shall be compensated at a rate that the court determines is reasonable. The court shall order either or both parties to pay all or any part of the compensation of the guardian ad litem.
In Wisconsin, the judge decides who pays for the guardian ad litem. Total costs for the GALs services can range from $1,000 to $3,000 and can include the cost of any experts hired, tests ordered and legal fees for the GALs time.

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