A Nurse Mentioned the Woman Visiting My Dying Husband—Then She Came to My Door With a Letter About a Five-Year-Old Boy
The attorney asked what I wanted.
“I don’t know enough yet.”
“That’s another useful answer.”
He explained the difference between visits, an assessment for a possible placement, and a final guardianship order.
Those things did not happen merely because adults liked one another or a child enjoyed coming for pancakes.
There could be applications, checks, professional assessments, and court decisions.
There could also be questions that needed more time than I expected.
Leo already had a routine with Denise.