It's often remarked by lawyers dealing with children, that they just don't have the same quality or quantity of constitutional protections as adults. In a recent decision, the New Mexico Court of Appeals have made clear that, in at least one area, they have exactly the same amount of rights.
An unmaintained site where Pilar Vaile--now engaged almost exclusively as a labor arbitrator but previously also guardian ad litem (GAL) and foreclosure mediator--used to discuss legal updates and issues of interest in family law, child protection, and other miscellaneous matters touching on "heart and home." For more information on the author, please see www.pilarvailepc.com.
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Thursday, February 9, 2012
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