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Who is the Guardian Ad Litem?

April 26, 2017AD Guardian Litem

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Who is the Guardian Ad Litem?

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A Guardian Ad Litem is a person who is appointed by the Judge to protect the best interests of the child. The Guardian Ad Litem does not work for DCF. The duties of the Guardian Ad Litem are to preserve the child’s safety and emotional well-being; assist in finding a stable and nurturing home environment; and protect the child from further harm. The Guardian Ad Litem files a written report with the Judge as to what they feel is best for the child regarding the case or plan for the family. Also, the Guardian Ad Litem appears in court to give input when needed.