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McDermott & his ex-wife had a child. The ex-wife had a liquor problem; she ended up in jail when her son was 6 years old. The court declared the mother to be an unfit parent. She signed a POA (power of attorney) to give her son over to her parents (the son's grandparents).
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McDermott v. Dougherty
Court Maryland Court of Appeals
Citation
Date decided March 10, 2005

Facts

McDermott was a sea captain the Merchant Marine. His occupation took him on voyages that lasted months.

McDermott & his ex-wife had a child. The ex-wife had a liquor problem; she ended up in jail when her son was 6 years old. The court declared the mother to be an unfit parent. She signed a POA (power of attorney) to give her son over to her parents (the son's grandparents).

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