Definition of ad litem in English:

ad litem

adjectivead ˈlʌɪtɛmˌad ˈlīdəm

Law

Appointed to act in a lawsuit on behalf of a child or other person who is not considered capable of representing themselves.
〔律〕（尤指监护人）专为某一诉讼指定的
Example sentencesExamples
- However, the federal government left implementation of guardian ad litem requirements to the states.
- A Guardian ad litem may seek to withdraw by filing a motion with the court that appointed the Guardian.
- This brochure answers commonly asked questions about the guardian ad litem's role in the divorce process.
- Casa volunteers serve as the eyes and ears of both the guardian ad litem and the court.
- Serving as a Guardian ad litem in a contested family law proceeding is a challenging job.

Origin

Latin, literally 'for the lawsuit'.

Definition of ad litem in US English:

ad litem

adjectiveˌad ˈlīdəm

Law

(especially of a guardian) appointed to act in a lawsuit on behalf of a child or other person who is not considered capable of representing themselves.
〔律〕（尤指监护人）专为某一诉讼指定的
Example sentencesExamples
- This brochure answers commonly asked questions about the guardian ad litem's role in the divorce process.
- Serving as a Guardian ad litem in a contested family law proceeding is a challenging job.
- Casa volunteers serve as the eyes and ears of both the guardian ad litem and the court.
- A Guardian ad litem may seek to withdraw by filing a motion with the court that appointed the Guardian.
- However, the federal government left implementation of guardian ad litem requirements to the states.

Origin

Latin, literally ‘for the lawsuit’.

单词	ad litem
释义	Definition of ad litem in English: ad litem adjectivead ˈlʌɪtɛmˌad ˈlīdəm Law Appointed to act in a lawsuit on behalf of a child or other person who is not considered capable of representing themselves. 〔律〕（尤指监护人）专为某一诉讼指定的 Example sentencesExamples However, the federal government left implementation of guardian ad litem requirements to the states. A Guardian ad litem may seek to withdraw by filing a motion with the court that appointed the Guardian. This brochure answers commonly asked questions about the guardian ad litem's role in the divorce process. Casa volunteers serve as the eyes and ears of both the guardian ad litem and the court. Serving as a Guardian ad litem in a contested family law proceeding is a challenging job. Origin Latin, literally 'for the lawsuit'. Definition of ad litem in US English: ad litem adjectiveˌad ˈlīdəm Law (especially of a guardian) appointed to act in a lawsuit on behalf of a child or other person who is not considered capable of representing themselves. 〔律〕（尤指监护人）专为某一诉讼指定的 Example sentencesExamples This brochure answers commonly asked questions about the guardian ad litem's role in the divorce process. Serving as a Guardian ad litem in a contested family law proceeding is a challenging job. Casa volunteers serve as the eyes and ears of both the guardian ad litem and the court. A Guardian ad litem may seek to withdraw by filing a motion with the court that appointed the Guardian. However, the federal government left implementation of guardian ad litem requirements to the states. Origin Latin, literally ‘for the lawsuit’.
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