Does the court appointed guardian ad litem have to be present in the court hearing in which preliminary child protective orders are lifted?

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kennysr61

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Krys

It depends upon the local rules and "culture" of the given court. Most GALs will be present for every in-person hearing, or otherwise submit something to the court in writing. Soemthing of this nature would generally have them present.

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subtle

Every time there is a court case pertaining to the child, this attorney will be present!

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