A law guardian is a lawyer appointed by the Court to represent your children. You have an attorney who is protecting your interests while your spouse has an attorney protecting his or her interests. A law guardian is appointed to promote and protect the best interests of the children. The law guardian will report to the Court on what your child wants and/or what the law guardian believes is in the child's best interests.

The appointment of the guardian is based on the discretion of the Land Administrator Nevertheless, it is the next of kin who are usually appointed. See similar questions...

A CASA/GAL is a trained community volunteer who is appointed by the judge to serve as guardian ad Litem under Ohio Revised Code ?2151.281. Pursuant to the statue, the guardian ad Litem must advocate for the best interests of the child. See similar questions...

A law guardian is an attorney who is appointed by the Court to represent the children of parents who are engaged in a divorce action. This is done where custody is an issue. Just like the spouses who have their won attorneys, a law guardian is an attorney who represents the children. The law guardian will speak with the children and report back to the Court with the children's whishes and/or what the law guardian believes is in the children's best interests. See similar questions...

If a guardian dies, resigns, or is removed, the court may, on application and on service of notice as directed by the court, appoint a Successor Guardian. A Successor Guardian has the powers and rights and is subject to all of the duties of the preceding guardian. See similar questions...

If your child is referred to court, a court appointed attorney will automatically be assigned. You will receive notice in the mail stating who has been appointed to your child's case. See similar questions...

Most cases are handled in an expeditious manner. The Speedy Trial Act of 1974 establishes standard time requirements for the timely prosecution and disposition of criminal cases in district courts. There is no similar law governing civil trial scheduling, and as a result, the scheduling of criminal cases is assigned a higher priority. In 1990, Congress enacted legislation that directs each district court to devise and adopt a civil expense and delay reduction plan. See similar questions...

the parent of a child involved in a delinquent act, you are not eligible for a court appointed attorney. You may, however, obtain an attorney to represent your interests if you think it is necessary. top See similar questions...

You must demonstrate to the court that you cannot afford to hire a lawyer. If you are on bond, the Judge will likely assume you are financially capable of hiring an attorney. If you are voluntarily unemployed the Judge will likely not be sympathetic to your situation. Be prepared to bring documented proof that although you are working full time you are not able to meet expenses. Those who are in custody (not on bond) are the most likely to receive a court appointed attorney. See similar questions...

Judges, Circuit Clerks, Court Administrators, and other Kentucky Court of Justice employees can appoint or request a court interpreter. An interpreter is appointed or requested as soon as the need is known, as specified by statute. See similar questions...

A Court Appointed Special Advocate, or CASA, is a community volunteer trained to be the voice of an abused or neglected child. See similar questions...

You must come to the Monroe County Public Defender Office in Room 302 of the Justice Building. An attorney will be assigned to your case and an appointment will be scheduled for you to meet with that attorney. See similar questions...

If you are a creditor, you must have your attorney contact CalReceiver to discuss the details of your case, as it is against our policy to deal directly with creditors. Once we determine that the case meets our eligibility criteria, we will forward sample paperwork to your attorney to review, modify as necessary and file with the court. CalReceiver can take control of the receivership estate as soon as the judge signs the order. See similar questions...

No. The Commission cannot hear a complaint if the complainant already brought the same set of facts to court or to another state agency, unless that case has been dismissed without prejudice or you have withdrawn your complaint without prejudice. See similar questions...

For a certification involving information produced by the Census Bureau, a customer can print off the request form on the certification web page and fax it to the Customer Services Center (301-457-3842). You can also submit the request via e-mail (MSO.Certify@census.gov) or over the phone (301-763-INFO). There is a fee for this service. See similar questions...

After his WWF tenure ended in 1996 both filed lawsuits against each other claiming they had the rights to the name and likeness of the Ultimate Warrior. WWF claimed Warrior did not get to keep the name because he didn't live up to his contract. Warrior claimed WWF was unfair to his contract and that he owned the name before 1996 and even before he came to WWF in 1987 anyway. The case was settled in a court in Arizona sometime around 2001. Warrior won the case. See similar questions...

While lawsuits are started in many of our cases, they rarely go to trial. The vast majority of our clients' matters are settled - quickly, out of court and to our clients' satisfaction. See similar questions...

ACAP cannot assist. The judge to whom the case has been assigned is responsible for appointment of counsel, and the defendant must ask the court for an attorney to be appointed. See similar questions...