It varies from state to state and country to country. Usually the "Age of Consent" is recognized by the judge and affords the minor the option to choose which parent to live with. Some states do not grant the child any say in the decision.
Age 18
It depends on the circumstances.
Unfortunately that is not your decision. The courts will decide which parent you live with or if you live with both. The court may take into consideration your feelings on this matter.
No matter the state you live in until you are 18 you cannot decide who you live with. You can however get your own attorney to help fight for your best interests.
yes dont see why not No.However, you can ask your parents. At the age of 12, you don't how what is best.
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12
You cannot decide. You can have the other parent request a change of custody, but you cannot do it yourself. They will usually listen to your opinion in court, especially if you are an older teenager.
when can a child of divorced parents in NJ choose to stop seeing a parent she doesn't live with and was abused by this parent as a young child but the court still feels she should see him. how old can she be to decide for herself? when can a child of divorced parents in NJ choose to stop seeing a parent she doesn't live with and was abused by this parent as a young child but the court still feels she should see him. how old can she be to decide for herself?
You have to be an adult to decide where to live. Until then you live where your parents or court appointed guardian says you will live.
16 in Britain
No.