It would be an wonderful thing if it could be arranged.
One thing I'd advise you, Minerva: don't give Carrow the slightest hint before the meeting that you're contemplating this. The last thing you'd want would be for him to argue that custody of the boy should be transferred to his sister. I'm sure she would be just as bad, and Amycus Carrow would have as much access to the boy as ever. You should probably give some thought to how to argue that option away, if anyone raises it as a possibility. Unless--you might be able to head it off entirely if there is any indication that she was involved in this scheme of Carrow's?
Re: ORDER ONLY: The real story
One thing I'd advise you, Minerva: don't give Carrow the slightest hint before the meeting that you're contemplating this. The last thing you'd want would be for him to argue that custody of the boy should be transferred to his sister. I'm sure she would be just as bad, and Amycus Carrow would have as much access to the boy as ever. You should probably give some thought to how to argue that option away, if anyone raises it as a possibility. Unless--you might be able to head it off entirely if there is any indication that she was involved in this scheme of Carrow's?