Meghan King Avoids Custody Court Battle

Meghan King will not have to face a court battle for child custody as she and her ex-husband, Jim Edmonds, have successfully reached an agreement. Steve Honig, Edmonds' representative, confirmed on Monday that the custody hearing, which was scheduled for December 9, has been canceled.

This resolution follows a period where King temporarily lost custody of their three children. The situation arose after an alleged request to a school nurse to administer unprescribed Ritalin to one of her 7-year-old twins. This action prompted concern from the school, leading to an intervention by Child Protective Services and restricted visitation for King.

Details of the new custody arrangement have not been publicly disclosed, but the agreement is stated to be in the best interests of the children. The development means the potential court proceedings have been averted, allowing the family to move forward.