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Guardian Ad Litem
What
is Guardian Ad Litem?
A minor cannot be a party
to a lawsuit without assistance.
Therefore, when a minor is a party
to a lawsuit, the court appoints a
guardian ad litem to represent the
minor. |
Who can
be a Guardian Ad Litem?
A guardian ad litem must be a
legally competent adult. Often, a
guardian ad litem is a parent of the
minor. However, a court may appoint a
disinterested person who has no
relationship to the minor if the court
determines that the child's parent is
incompetent or has conflicting
interests. In such cases, the
disinterested person is often an
attorney. Some states require special
training for a guardian ad litem. |
How is a
Guardian Ad Litem selected?
A guardian ad litem is
appointed to represent the interests of
a minor. Therefore, the guardian ad
litem must act in the minor's best
interests. |
What is
the role of a Guardian Ad Litem?
A guardian ad litem is
appointed to represent the interests of
a minor. Therefore, the guardian ad
litem must act in the minor's best
interests. The court in which the
lawsuit is pending will appoint a
guardian ad litem for the minor.
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Cameron, Davis, Gonzalez & Marroney has its
principal office at 901 N. Olive Avenue, West
Palm Beach, Florida, 33401. We represent our
clients before Federal and State Courts in
Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach,
Martin, and St. Lucie counties, Vero Beach, and
all family courts throughout the state of
Florida. |
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Cameron, Davis, Gonzalez & Marroney practices in the following areas of law: General Civil Trial Practice, Corporate, Business Law, Contracts, Real Estate, Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Criminal Law, Commercial Litigation, Construction Law, Medical Malpractice, Family Law, Divorce and Child Custody. |
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