Gal Vs Cac Findings

Summary

A Guardian ad Litem (G.A.L.) in Missouri can disagree with Child Advocacy Center (C.A.C.) findings as they independently investigate and advocate for the childs best interest. To overturn a protection order, file a motion in the issuing court and provide substantial evidence. If claims are unsubstantiated, use this as evidence, request a court hearing, and present your case with a local attorneys help.

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Just need to know if i was i guess cheated in court, is it typical for a G.A.L. to go against the C.A.C. findings?
Hello ****, it's not typical, but a Guardian ad Litem (G.A.L.) can disagree with a Child Advocacy Center's (C.A.C.) findings. Their role is to advocate for the child's best interest, which may not necessarily align with C.A.C. findings. Can you please specify your location for more precise information?
Pike County Missouri
Hello ****, in Missouri, a Guardian ad Litem (G.A.L.) can indeed disagree with a Child Advocacy Center (C.A.C.) findings. They:
- Have obligation to independently investigate.
- Not bound by C.A.C. findings.
- Advocate for child's best interest.
For further assistance, consider contacting a local attorney.
I need to have the order of protection over turned
Hello ****, overturning a protection order in Missouri involves:
- Filing a motion in the court that issued the order.
- Providing substantial evidence to support your claim.
A local attorney can guide you through this process.
What if all claims have been found unsubstantiated
If all claims have been found unsubstantiated in Missouri, you can:
- Use it as evidence to support your motion.
- Request a court hearing.
- Present your case with the help of a local attorney.