Guardians Ad Litem- How They Work & How to Get Appointed

Category: Materials

Member Price: $24

Non-Member Price: $30

Product Code: MI085723

Areas of Law: For All Attorneys

CLE Credits
Faculty

Featured Speaker

Moderator

Hon. Margaret M. McVeigh, PJCh (Ret.)
Demarco & Demarco

Presenters

Hon. James J. DeLuca, J.S.C. (Ret.)
Harwood Lloyd, LLC
Hon. Robert T. Lougy, A.J.S.C.
Mercer County Civil Courts Building
Shawna A. Brown, Esq.
Mandelbaum Barrett PC, Roseland
Lori M. McNeely, Esq.
McNeely McGuigan & Esmi, LLC, Moorestown
Richard I. Miller, Esq., CELA
Mandelbaum Barrett, PC, Roseland
Kristi Jasberg Robinson, Esq.
Chief, Civil Practice Liaison, Administrative Office of the Courts

From the Family Part to the Civil Part to Chancery and Probate, this informative seminar covers everything you need to know about Guardians Ad Litem (GAL).  A distinguished panel of Judges and practitioners share real world scenarios to give context to the Statutes, Rules and Case Law that govern Guardians Ad Litem. There are numerous situations where it is vital for a GAL to be appointed. Learn when, why, and how to request one in your cases.  Once a GAL is appointed, whether you requested one or not, it is also important to know the best way to work with one to get the best outcome for your client—regardless of who your client is. Additionally, being appointed as a GAL is a great way to expand your practice. Hear from the Judges how you can get on their list of go-to appointees and what you can do to stay there once appointed.                       

Topics include:

  • Overview
    • Statues
    • Court Rules
    • Rules of Professional Conduct
  • Recent Case Law
    • In Re MR
    • In Re CFC
    • In Re the Adoption of a Child by C.J.
    • S.T. vs. 1515 Broad Street, LLC
  • Discussion of Real-World Scenarios
    • Family: Matrimonial, Domestic Violence, and Juvenile
    • Probate
    • Foreclosure
    • Law Division