Entrekin v. Friedman

Blackwell, Justice.

When Jay Allen Kaminsky and Diana Rene Entrekin divorced in 2009, they agreed to a parenting plan by which they would share joint legal custody of their son, but Kaminsky alone would have physical custody of the child. The parenting plan also addressed the possibility that Kaminsky might not survive the minority of the child, expressing the “desire of the parents” that Toby Kaminsky Friedman — the paternal aunt of the child — have physical custody in the event Kaminsky died. That parenting plan was approved by the court and made a part of the final decree of divorce.

On June…