Katherine Jackson gains full permanent custody
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Katherine Jackson gains full permanent custody

Late superstar Michael Jackson's mother Katherine Jackson gets permanent custody of late King of Pop's three children after agreeing a deal with the singer's ex-wife, US media reports said today. The agreement - which averts the possibility of an ugly court case - will grant Jackson's former wife Debbie Rowe visitation rights to the two children she bore Jackson, Prince Michael, 12, and Paris, 11.

According to NBC, Jackson's former wife Debbie Rowe will obtain visitation rights for Prince Michael and Paris but would receive no money beyond the spousal agreement already in place - reportedly worth some $US8.5 million ($10.41 million).

Although the deal has not been made public, ABC said all parties in the agreement would appear in Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday and that the judge was expected to approve the deal.
Rowe signed away her parental rights to her two children in 2001, describing Jackson as a "wonderful man ... a brilliant father."

news source: Custody deal agreed for Michael Jackson's children: reports (news.com.au, 31 July 2009)

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