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Guardian ad litem

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(Law) a guardian appointed by a court of justice to conduct a particular suit.

See also: Guardian



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Before the lawsuit was tossed out, the court appointed a lawyer, Lynard Hinojosa, as guardian ad litem -- a child advocate -- to have someone looking over her shoulder insofar as Alex is concerned," wrote Judge Edward M.
Not exactly kids' stuff: heir to Herbalife fortune embroiled in trust ... by Berry, Kate / Los Angeles Business Journal
15403 or 15404 for trusts with minor beneficiaries is that a guardian ad litem typically will need to be appointed to represent the minor's interests and to provide the necessary consents (see Probate Code Sec.
Irrevocable doesn't mean inflexible. (Trust Changes) by Goldhirsh, Joel B. / California CPA
He was a Guardian ad Litem with the Los Angeles County court system from 1986 to 1991.
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : HARRY VICKMAN by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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