- Jurisdiction
- Washington
Washington State.
Our son has full cos today of his 8 year old daughter. He was awarded sole custody because the child's mother has a drug addiction. In the custody trial the judge laid out a plan that the mother could follow to regain access and eventually parental rights back. That was a year ago now and the mother has not accomplished a single thing laid out in the court order.
In the event something were to happen to our son we would like to ensure that we would have at least initial custody and full custody unless the mother or some other family member from the mothers side of the family were to petition for custody and it be granted by the court. What is the best way to ensure this? Is our son stating in his will that the child would go to my wife and I sufficient?
Our son has full cos today of his 8 year old daughter. He was awarded sole custody because the child's mother has a drug addiction. In the custody trial the judge laid out a plan that the mother could follow to regain access and eventually parental rights back. That was a year ago now and the mother has not accomplished a single thing laid out in the court order.
In the event something were to happen to our son we would like to ensure that we would have at least initial custody and full custody unless the mother or some other family member from the mothers side of the family were to petition for custody and it be granted by the court. What is the best way to ensure this? Is our son stating in his will that the child would go to my wife and I sufficient?