The court may appoint a ______ for a juvenile if the juvenile has no parents or guardian appearing on his or her behalf or if the parents' or guardian's interests conflict with those of the juvenile.

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A guardian ad litem is appointed by the court to represent the best interests of a juvenile in court proceedings when their parents or guardians are not present or have conflicting interests. They work to ensure that the juvenile's rights and needs are protected during the legal process.

The Court May Appoint a ______ for a Juvenile If