Rules in Family Court are looser than in criminal courts and the minimum "age of reason" is usually set at about 7 years of age. Family Court judges customarily try to keep the affected children out of court actions altogether since they don't want them being used as "pawns" in the parents battles. However the decision to call them for testimony, and how much 'weight' to give to their testimony or desires, lies completely with the presiding judge.
Refer to rsmo 491
Age 10
a child in tribal custody has asked to speak with the judge of the tribe. Does the child have the right to do that?
They can't in a custody case. They are seen in chambers. see links
No, she is the second youngest.
is ned kelly the youngest in his family or the oldest one.
Yes, she was the youngest child in the family.
no middle child
Grover Cleveland was the fifth of nine children in his family, making him neither the oldest nor the youngest child. He was the second youngest child. His position in a large family influenced his upbringing and character development.
yes, she is. she has an older brother Bailey, and she is the youngest.
yes
yes