Using the facts described in the fact pattern, write a brief memo, not more than three pages, explaining how you believe each of the factors A through E cited in the Paralegal Application favor granting custody to the father or to the grandmother. https://oregon.public.law/statutes/ors_109.119

com/or-court-of-appeals/1126707.html) , a real custody case in Oregon. In that case, a grandmother had informally taken custody of her grandchildren, while her daughter (the child's mother) and the child's father were unable to care for the children due to problems with drugs and criminal convictions. The child's father later sought custody of the children, and the grandmother intervened in that custody proceeding pursuant to Oregon Statute ORS $109.119, asking the court to deny custody to the father and make her informal custody of the children permanent. Oregon Statute ORS $109.119 provides a set of five factors that courts consider in deciding whether someone (like the grandmother) who isn't a legal parent but who has a significant relationship with the child should be given custody instead of the legal parent (like the father): 1. The legal parent is unwilling or unable to care adequately for the child. 2. The petitioner is or recently has been the child's primary caretaker. 3. Circumstances detrimental to the child exist if relief is denied. 4. The legal parent fostered or consented to the relationship between the child and the petitioner. 5. The legal parent has unreasonably denied or limited contact between the child and the petitioner