If something happens to a parent, who has authority over the child? In the first hours. In the first days. For the next fifteen years. The answer is different at each point, and none of it is automatic.
What I Said
From my September 10 Parents Edition workshop at the Cambria Hotel in Calabasas, lightly edited for readability.
God forbid something happens to the parent, who will have the authority over your child? In hours, in days, or for the next 15 years of their lives, depending on the age of your child.
The full talk, written down: Who Picks Up Your Child From School if You Never Come Home?
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