How do you become a Guardian Ad Lithium?

A guardian ad litem is someone, often a lawyer or a social worker, appointed by the court to protect the interests of someone involved in litigation, often a child or a legally incapacitated person.  If you have reason to think that you may be qualified to act in this capacity and would like a court to consider appointing you, contact the court.  Courts often have special training requirements and may require a resume showing your education and experience.