Title: What is a Court Appointed Advocate? (with pictures)
Headings: What is a Court Appointed Advocate? (with pictures)
What is a Court Appointed Advocate? (with pictures)
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Content: This little known plugin reveals the answer. Court appointed advocates may help someone dealing with an abusive relationship. One of the more common court appointed advocates programs is that of child advocacy to give children a voice to their concerns in a court of law. Two of the advocate jobs that work with youthful victims are Guardian ad Litem and court appointed special advocates. These advocates help children and teenagers who may be going through family issues such as divorce, domestic violence or other types of abuse. Advocates often help juvenile victims who are placed in foster care for their own safety and who may require therapy or other assistance. Both the Guardian ad Litem and the special advocates help these victims by providing emotional support as well as guidance through the court system. Court appointed advocates may help children who are neglected by parents. Some skills that are required to be a court appointed advocate are the capability to communicate with the victim and the victim’s family as well as the ability to remain objective. The advocate must also be able to compile the facts of the case and present the facts to the court in a timely manner.