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Under California law, anyone over the age of eighteen years can be nominated and approved by the court as a guardian ad litem. Usually it is either the mother or father of the injured child; in some cases, it is another close family member or friend.
Guardianship for Adults (aka Conservatorship) In these cases, as with minors, another adult is legally appointed as a temporary or permanent guardian. However, in the state of California, we call it conservatorship. The role of guardian is referred to as ?conservator.?
A guardian ad litem represents the interests of an incapacitated person in court. They will make decisions on behalf of the incapacitated party and, to the best of their ability, see that the interests of the incapacitated party are pursued and protected.
One important thing to note about GALs is that though a court appoints one, the parent(s), hopeful parent(s), or agency typically pays the Guardian ad litem fees.