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My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Washington
My ex and I have a child together who is 12 years old. My ex is now in a relationship with an officer of the law and he goes to see her most weekends and stays their with her and our child across state lines. I am concerned because this officer has much exposure to the public and virus contamination, making exposure to our child more likely. Am I able to object to our child going over most weekends and risking exposure?
This is not an objection to my ex going, only to taking our child over.
Nothing is specifically written in our parenting plan about travel across state lines, and of course nothing is written in regards to the virus since it is so new. Section 4.2 of our parenting plan, Major Decisions, is all joint.
In regards to the risk of exposure, is this something I should be concerned about, and if so, be able to take legal action to maintain our child's lack of exposure?
I understand if there was a marriage, or if she was the mother, but because there is no legal relationship between his girlfriend and our child, does this make a difference?