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No. They must be 18 to make that choice without court intervention or approval.

However, you do have the right to make your wishes known to the court, either by writing a letter to the judge, or engaging a guardian ad litem or an attorney to petition the court on your behalf to express your wishes. The judge will take them into consideration when ruling on an order of custody or making a modification to an existing custody order.

Ultimately, the judge is charged with deciding what would be in the best interests of the child. This may or may not be in agreement with the child's wishes.

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