In an emergency, call 911.
This is the Boone County court program where trained volunteers speak up for children in court cases.
How to reach them
- Phone Main: (765)483-5252
- Website boonecounty.in.gov/Offices/Guardian-Ad-Litem
- Address 304 Courthouse Square
Lebanon, IN 46052 Map to Boone County Guardian Ad Litem/CASA
Who it’s for
- For children in Boone County court cases, mostly cases of abuse or neglect
- A judge appoints the volunteer; you do not sign up for this yourself
- The program also covers some custody, guardianship, adoption, and similar cases
How they can help
- A volunteer learns about the child's situation and gets to know the child
- They help the child understand what is happening in the case
- They tell the judge what they think is best for the child
- They check that court orders are followed
- They stay on the case until the child is in a safe, permanent home
How to get started
A judge assigns an advocate to the case. If you have questions about a case, you can call the office.
Details from the county resource guide
- Judge-appointed volunteers that advocate for abused/neglected children’s best interests Abuse, neglect, probation, custody, visitation, and guardianship issues
Information from Boone County Guardian Ad Litem/CASA’s website and the Boone County Resource Guide, 15th edition (March 2025). Last checked November 2026. Services can change, so call ahead. Tell us if something is out of date.