Child Custody - At What Age Can A Child Choose?

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How old does a child need to be
with the aim to choose which parent
he or she wants to live with?

Technically speaking, a child under 18 years of age has no legal 'right to choose'. Minors are, by definition, "legal incompetents", which means they're not recognized by the court as being able to create legally binding decisions, including decisions regarding their custody. However, over time, various precedents have been set by custody courts throughout the United States that have created greater flexibility in this area.

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