What kind of questions does the guardian ad litem ask the parents?

A guardian ad litem typically asks parents questions that assess their parenting abilities, the child's well-being, and the family dynamics. These questions may include inquiries about the child's daily routines, discipline strategies, emotional support, and any concerns regarding safety or stability. Additionally, they may explore the parents' relationships, communication styles, and willingness to cooperate with co-parents or social services. The aim is to gather comprehensive information to advocate for the child's best interests in legal proceedings.