In contested child custody cases—whether in divorce or parentage court—a child representative may be appointed to advocate for the child’s best interests. This role is pivotal in custody decisions, but what does the process look like, and what responsibilities does a child representative take on? Our expert panel will guide you through the court process and provide key insights into this critical position.

If you’re interested in serving as a child representative through CVLS, attending our training program is a crucial first step. This comprehensive training will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively advocate for children and positively impact their lives during custody disputes.