Aug 10 2013 53 mins 2
A custody dispute often involves a guardian ad litem, a person appointed by the court to work in the children's best interests and report back to the judge with recommendations for custody. Sounds like a great idea, but who are these guardians? Where do they come from, how are they trained? And what is their effect on the family and the kids? Join us as we talk about these guardians ad litem with Seattle attorney Caroline Davis, a veteran of family court and custody disputes.
