My daughter is 13 1/2 and does not want to spend every other weekend with her father. Does she have the legal right to make this choice?
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Read More Answered By: Edward J. Chandler |
A child's choice is a factor the court can consider and can be presented through a guardian-ad-litem or psychologist in a petition for modification of the parenting plan, but there is no "legal right". It is still a best interest standard. |
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