ATLANTA — A contentious divorce can be painful for everyone involved. But some Georgia parents say the court-appointed guardians ad litem meant to provide a neutral voice for children are instead adding to the conflict — and in some cases, shaping custody outcomes with little accountability.
Now, one metro Atlanta mother is trying to convince lawmakers to change that.
Kitty Mayo stood for more than an hour along the rope line outside the Georgia Senate chamber, hoping to catch a lawmaker between votes…