(a) Persons seeking to be placed on the Court’s approved list must submit an application on a court-approved form, with required supporting documents, to the director of the guardian ad litem program that states the applicant’s training, experience, and expertise demonstrating the applicant’s ability to successfully perform the responsibilities of a guardian ad litem. (e) Maintain appropriate malpractice insurance. (d) Complete six hours of continuing education annually that complies with Sup. (c) Complete twelve hours of pre-service education that complies with Sup. (b) Be licensed, in good standing, by the appropriate board or other licensing body (a) Possess a law degree or graduate degree in psychology or social work (2) To qualify to serve, guardians ad litem must: The court may also appoint a licensed attorney on the approved list as an attorney for the child. (1) The court maintains a public list of persons qualified and approved to serve as a guardian ad litem. (3) The court will appoint a guardian ad litem when a mandatory appointment is required by rule or statute. (2) The court in its discretion may appoint a guardian ad litem in cases involving an allocation of parental rights and responsibilities, parenting time or in any case in which the court needs to determine the best interest of a child. ![]() ![]() (1) A guardian ad litem is a person appointed to assist the court in its determination of the best interest of a child. You are here: Home > Court Rules > Rule 35 Rule 35: Guardian ad Litem
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