The week of June 9-13 on General Hospital, Michael and Willow learn which of them is granted full physical and legal custody of their kids, Wiley and Amelia. And, as you’ll see in the preview below, they both look so nervous about which way the judge is going to rule that they’re not just on the edge of their seats, they’re practically falling out of them!

In other developments, though we cheered when Natalia got busted for driving while under the influence — an LGBTQ+ Pride Month gift from the show to fans? — the fallout from the arrest looks like it’s going to have a greater impact on former friend Sonny than her.

“I’m in big trouble,” she tells the godfather of Port Charles, “and so are you.” Why’s that? Because shrewd ADA Turner intends to use Marco’s Mommie Dearest to glean intel on the mobster she so desperately wants to bring to justice.

Elsewhere on the canvas, Kristina offers Cody a chance to make some money (and when has he ever said no to one of those?), Lucky continues his accelerated farewell tour before putting Port Charles in rearview, and Portia is so at her wit’s end that she’s throwing stuff.

Hey, we get it; we’d be doing the same if we were under the thumb of Congressman Cutthroat. Watch the video above, then get an even more expansive look at the week ahead in our massive new preview photo gallery.

Why General Hospital’s Daniel Goddard Felt His Time on Young & Restless ‘Amounted to Nothing’ — Plus, What’s Next for Dalton

It’s been almost two months since Daniel Goddard made his big daytime comeback as General Hospital’s Dalton. Though many of his fans may have hoped for a return to The Young and the Restless as Cane, he’s been making the ABC soap his new home — but not without some initial reservations. The actor recently chatted with Woman’s World magazine about just that, as well as how he landed the Port Charles role and more…

Having left the CBS soap in November 2019, Goddard had been out of the daytime game for nearly six years. When he received an invite to read for the role of Jack Brennan, which Chris McKenna, another former Y&R star, ultimately landed, Goddard had a lot of hesitation due to fear of not being good enough and of letting down his fans. “And in a bizarre way,” he shared, “it felt like those 12 years or so on Y&R amounted to nothing, because I was back to auditioning.”

However, he took that fear and allowed it to empower him to be the best version of himself. And even though he had a lot of fun, he thought he missed the mark, not having auditioned in four years. But boy, was he wrong… Though he didn’t get role of Brennan, Goddard was stunned to hear that executive producer Frank Valentini wanted him for a new role — the mysterious Professor Dalton. “I’ve never got an offer for anything!” he admitted. “I’ve had to fight an uphill battle for every acting role I’ve ever gotten.”