Appointment of guardian ad litem; child in need of services or supervision.

Changed the target audience from any attorney appointed to represent a child to only attorneys qualified as guardians ad litem by July 1, 2025.

Reduced the required knowledge from understanding the entire intake and decision-making process to only familiarity with statutes providing dispositional alternatives.

Added a specific qualification date of July 1, 2025, for attorneys to be eligible for the notification requirement.

Changed the notification method from issuing a memorandum to sending notification, and updated the bill formatting and session information.

Changed the notification requirement from requiring familiarity with statutes to requiring knowledge and understanding about representing children, including specific details about the intake process, court factors, and dispositional options.

Added specific content requirements for the memorandum, including information about the intake officer's decision-making process, court factors for finding children in need of services or supervision, and available dispositional options.

Removed the July 1, 2025 qualification date requirement, making the notification applicable to any attorney who may be appointed to represent children in need of services or supervision.

Added a requirement for the Office of the Executive Secretary of the Supreme Court of Virginia to notify qualified attorneys (as of July 1, 2025) about their familiarity with dispositional alternatives when representing children in need of services or supervision.

Changed document status from 'Introduced' to 'Enrolled' with updated session formatting and official chapter numbering for the Virginia Acts of Assembly.

Removed introductory draft elements including committee referral information, patron names, and pre-filing dates that are not part of the final enrolled legislation.