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Guardian ad Litem program needs voices for children

| Gail Acosta
In the state of Florida, when a case of child neglect, abuse or abandonment is reported, the state Department of Children and Families steps in to shelter the child.  The shelter may come in the form of a foster home or another family member’s home while the child’s parents are working through their problems.  The court will then appoint a Guardian ad Litem to ensure the needs of the child are being met and serve as the voice of the child in court.
A recent group of guardian ad litem volunteers were sworn in by a local judge.

 

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