Divorce Law Monitor

In Probate and Family Court cases involving the care and custody of children, the Court may appoint a Guardian ad litem (GAL) to investigate or evaluate the case, and/or an ARC (Attorneys Representing Children) attorney to advocate the child’s position. Join Tiffany Bentley and Robin Lynch Nardone for a discussion on the roles of these professionals and their impact on custody litigation. Learn about:

• How and why a GAL or ARC attorney is appointed.
• The differences between a GAL and ARC attorney and how to determine which is most appropriate for your case.
• How to prepare for a GAL investigation.
• How to use a GAL report in negotiation or further litigation.

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