Guardian Ad Litems can be attorneys, professionals, or volunteers
Guardian Ad Litems can be attorneys, professionals, or volunteers. To become a Guardian Ad Litem, they must complete a comprehensive training program, which includes topics such as child development, family law, and the role of a Guardian Ad Litem in court proceedings. They are expected to maintain continuing education to stay updated on evolving legal standards and best practices.
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