N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 22 § 207.12 - Appointment of guardian ad litem on nomination
(a) In addition to the
requirements of SCPA 403, all applications for the appointment of guardians ad
litem upon the petitions of infants over 14 years of age must contain the
following information:
(1) The
petition of the infant must state whether the infant has been influenced by the
proponent or the accounting party or the attorneys for the fiduciaries, or
anyone connected with them or either of them, in the selection of the person
the infant nominates as the infant's guardian ad litem, and whether the person
nominated by the infant has suggested his or her employment either in person or
through others.
(2)
The affidavit of the attorney nominated as guardian ad litem must state whether
the proponent in a probate proceeding or the petitioner in any other proceeding
or the accounting party or the attorney for any of the foregoing persons, or
anyone connected with such attorney, has suggested or accelerated the
nomination of the attorney as guardian ad litem and, if so, must state the
facts.
(b)
The papers submitted on an application must satisfy the court that the attorney
who is nominated for appointment as guardian ad litem will have no divided
loyalty in the performance of his or her duties which might result in failure
to protect adequately the infant's rights in the estate.
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