Maine § 4 §1553 Roster of guardians ad litem

Maine Statutes

§ 4 §1553 — Roster of guardians ad litem

Maine·Title 4 JUDICIARY·Ch. 32 CHILDREN'S GUARDIANS AD LITEM

Rules adopted by the Supreme Judicial Court govern the establishment and maintenance of a roster of guardians ad litem. The rules must address:

1.Application process. The process for applying to be included on the roster, including application forms;

2.Criteria. Criteria for initial listing on the roster, including:

3.Continuing education. Continuing education requirements, including no less than 2 hours of training annually on the impact of domestic abuse and violence on children, the services available in the State for victims of domestic abuse and violence and their children and interventions for those who commit domestic abuse and violence;

4.Criminal background check. Obtaining criminal history record information on an individual, including, at a minimum, criminal history record i

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Rules adopted by the Supreme Judicial Court govern the establishment and maintenance of a roster of guardians ad litem. The rules must address:
1.
Application process.
The process for applying to be included on the roster, including application forms;
2.
Criteria.
Criteria for initial listing on the roster, including:
3.
Continuing education.
Continuing education requirements, including no less than 2 hours of training annually on the impact of domestic abuse and violence on children, the services available in the State for victims of domestic abuse and violence and their children and interventions for those who commit domestic abuse and violence;
4.
Criminal background check.
Obtaining criminal history record information on an individual, including, at a minimum, criminal history record information from the Department of Public Safety, State Bureau of Identification;
5.
Other requirements.
Any other requirements necessary to remain in good standing and included on the roster; and
6.
Removal.
The process for removing a guardian ad litem from the roster.