(1) Upon the death of a parent, one or more parties named in subsection (2) may request a parenting plan hearing. The surviving parent must be a party in any proceeding brought under this section.
(2) Upon the death of a parent, any of the following parties may request a parenting plan hearing:
(a) the natural parent;
(b) the surviving spouse of the deceased parent;
(c) a person nominated by the will of the deceased parent;
(d) any person nominated by the child if the child is at least 12 years old;
(e) any other person if that person has actual physical control over the child;
(f) a person who has established with the child a child-parent relationship, as defined in 40-4-211;
(g) any other party whom, upon showing of good cause, the court permits to intervene as an interested party.
(3) The hearing and determination of a parenting plan is governed by this part.