Verrocchio v. Verrocchio

How courts have described this case

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• “Indivisible from the power of appointment is the associated power equitably to apportion the fees and expenses of the guardian ad litem as costs to the parties.”
• “Indivisible from the power of appointment is the associated power equitably to apportion the fees and expenses of the guardian ad litem as costs to the parties.”
• \Indivisible from the power of appointment is the associated power equitably to apportion the fees and expenses of the guardian ad litem as costs - 10 - to the parties.\
• \Indivisible from the power of appointment is the associated power equitably to apportion the fees and expenses of the guardian ad litem as costs - 10 - to the parties.\
• doctrine of parens patriae defined as the power of the Commonwealth to watch over the interests of those who are incapable of protecting themselves, and is a protective power uniquely concerned with the rights and interests of children
• the child is the person most interested in litigation over his custody

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).