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How do I file a complaint against a guardian ad litem in Washington state?

If a party has a complaint about a guardian ad litem (GAL), the party may file a grievance in superior court. Generally, if the case is still active, the party may file a motion to bring the grievance to the court's attention.

What is a GAL Washington State?

A guardian ad litem (GAL) is an individual appointed by the court to represent the best interests of a child or incapacitated person involved in a case in superior court. Information about guardians ad litem in Washington State is available by clicking the bold headings below.

Who pays for a guardian ad litem in Washington state?

Private Pay Registry Under limited circumstances for those parties who qualify, the Court may appoint and pay for the GAL under Titles 26 or 11. The maximum time allowed on these cases is 12 hours. For all other cases, parties pay the GAL the rate which the GAL has established under the "private pay" registry.

What is guardian ad litem?

When a petition is filed to establish a guardianship, the court appoints a guardian ad Litem (GAL). The GAL represents the client's best interests (not the client him or herself) in the guardianship proceeding. The GAL also acts as a neutral investigator for the court.

Who pays for a guardian ad litem in Washington state?

Private Pay Registry Under limited circumstances for those parties who qualify, the Court may appoint and pay for the GAL under Titles 26 or 11. The maximum time allowed on these cases is 12 hours. For all other cases, parties pay the GAL the rate which the GAL has established under the "private pay" registry.

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