Section 1090. Representation of parties

(a) If a law guardian for the child
  has  been  appointed  by  the  family  court in a proceeding pursuant to
  section three hundred fifty-eight-a, three hundred eighty-three-c, three
  hundred eighty-four,  or  three  hundred  eighty-four-b  of  the  social
  services  law,  or  article  ten of this act, the appointment of the law
  guardian shall continue without  further  court  order  or  appointment,
  unless another appointment of a law guardian has been made by the court,
  until  the  child  is discharged from placement and all orders regarding
  supervision, protection or services have expired. All  notices,  reports
  and  motions required by law shall be provided to such law guardian. The
  law  guardian  may  be  relieved  of  his  or  her  representation  upon
  application  to  the  court  for  termination  of  the appointment. Upon
  approval of the application, the court shall immediately appoint another
  law guardian to whom all notices, reports, and motions required  by  law
  shall be provided.
    (b)  The  appointment  of  an  attorney  for  the respondent parent or
  parents pursuant to section two hundred  sixty-two  of  this  act  shall
  continue  without  further  order  of  the  court. The appointment shall
  expire upon the expiration of  the  time  for  appeal  of  an  order  of
  disposition   against  the  respondent  parent  committing  custody  and
  guardianship  of  the  child   pursuant   to   section   three   hundred
  eighty-four-b  of the social services law or upon final determination of
  any appeal or subsequent appeals authorized by law, or upon entry of  an
  order  approving a surrender pursuant to the provisions of section three
  hundred eighty- three-c of the social services law. All notices, reports
  and motions required by law shall be served upon the  attorney  for  the
  respondent parent or parents. The attorney may be relieved of his or her
  representation  upon  application  to  the  court for termination of the
  appointment. If the application is approved, the court shall immediately
  appoint another attorney for the respondent parent or  parents  pursuant
  to  section  two  hundred  sixty-two  of this act upon whom all notices,
  reports, and motions required by law shall be provided.