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Legal documents For your appointment as guardian to be valid, the Order Appointing Guardian of Minor must be signed. Once the court signs the order, the guardian must take prepared Letters of Guardianship to the clerks office where the clerk will issue the letters.
Under California law, anyone over the age of eighteen years can be nominated and approved by the court as a guardian ad litem. Usually it is either the mother or father of the injured child; in some cases, it is another close family member or friend.
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.
In New Hampshire, the retainer usually ranges between $1,000 and $1,500. Additionally, the hourly rate varies from $60 to $100 per hour. When one or both parties cannot afford to pay for the GAL, the court may order the payment of services from the Guardian ad Litem court fund.
(I) The guardian ad litem for an alleged or adjudicated abused, neglected, or dependent child shall perform whatever functions are necessary to protect the best interest of the child, including, but not limited to, investigation, mediation, monitoring court proceedings, and monitoring the services provided the child by
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Married parents of a child are joint guardians and have equal rights in relation to the child. The rights of parents to guardianship are set down in Section 6 of the Guardianship of Infants Act, 1964. For children born outside of marriage, only the mother has an automatic right to guardianship.
A guardian ad litem will be removed from the case if the court determines it appropriate to do so. A party who wants the guardian removed must file a written motion which states the basis for the requested removal. A copy of the motion must be given to all other parties in the case and to the guardian ad litem.
Under California law, anyone over the age of eighteen years can be nominated and approved by the court as a guardian ad litem. Usually it is either the mother or father of the injured child; in some cases, it is another close family member or friend.
One or both of the parents may request that Guardian ad Litem be appointed. When a Guardian ad Litem is appointed one or both parents will be ordered to post with the Clerk of Courts a cash bond which totals at least $1,500.00 as security for the Guardian ad Litems fees.
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.

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