South Carolina § 63-3-860 Disclosure.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 63-3-860 — Disclosure.

South Carolina § 63-3-860

Title 63SOUTH CAROLINA CHILDREN'S CODE

Ch. 3FAMILY COURT

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S.C. Code Ann. § 63-3-860 (2026).

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A guardian ad litem appointed by the family court in a custody or visitation action must, upon notice of the appointment, provide written disclosure to each party:

(1)of the nature, duration, and extent of any relationship the guardian ad litem or any member of the guardian's immediate family residing in the guardian's household has with any party;

(2)of any interest adverse to any party or attorney which might cause the impartiality of the guardian ad litem to be challenged;

(3)any membership or participation in any organization related to child abuse, domestic violence, or drug and alcohol abuse.

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A guardian ad litem appointed by the family court in a custody or visitation action must, upon notice of the appointment, provide written disclosure to each party: (1) of the nature, duration, and extent of any relationship the guardian ad litem or any member of the guardian's immediate family residing in the guardian's household has with any party; (2) of any interest adverse to any party or attorney which might cause the impartiality of the guardian ad litem to be challenged; (3) any membership or participation in any organization related to child abuse, domestic violence, or drug and alcohol abuse.