Legal Question in Family Law in California
just in case
My husband has sole legal and physical custody of his son and we know that we have to wait a while before his ex wive's parental rights can be terminated. But as a just in case is there any thing that we can do incase something happens to him and that way he wouldn't have to go back to his birth mother. what exactly is the legal term for what I need done and what are approximate cost and time?
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Re: just in case
Dear Inquirer:
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NOW, IN RESPONSE TO YOUR INQUIRY --
You might want to consider a step-parent adoption or a guardianship, depending upon how cooperative the mother will be. Contact an experienced Family Law attorney in the county where you the child resides for specific advise and possible representation on your behalf.
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