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    Question: How old do I have to be to choose who I live with?

    Answer: The judge makes the final decision in custody cases. Sometimes the judge will ask to talk to the kids and sometimes the parents request that the judge talk to the children involved. Usually, if a judge decides that a child should live with just one parent, the judge will order visits with the other parent.


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    On 04/21/06
    tyler from CA said:
    i live with my dad but would like to live with my grandma, "who i lived with until i was 13, i dont like my dad, and we dont get along its all messed up, so i was wondering how old you need to be to choose
    On 04/18/06
    erika peters from CA said:
    ok i used to live with my mom but shes a phsyco so then i moved in with my dad but my dads also a freak so i started hurting myself because of things my dad did to me in the past so i told my aunt and now i live here so is ti possible for my mom to take me away even if im happy and dont want to live with her? and even though she used to hit me and call me names? thats all i need to know because if she can then theres gonna be some problems!!!
    On 04/08/06
    PEACE from TX said:
    Im 13 years old and i want to live with my real dad because i dont like my step dad because he yells at me for no reason.Ive lived with my mom for 13 years and my mom and dad broke up when i was 4 what should i do .How old do i have to be to choose who i want to live with????????
    On 04/03/06
    brianna from WA said:
    my parents have been divorced for about 10 years now.I've lived with my mom the whole 10 years and i now want to live with my dad.my dad says he wants me to but he doesnt know how old i have to be.when im with my mom ill i ever do is babysit and hang with friends and im tired of living with my mom i want to live with my dad i have my own room at his house.so can you tell me how old i have to be to choose please.
    On 04/02/06
    deanna and sarah from LA said:
    I have been living with my sister for 6 months now and my mom wants me back. I dont want myself or my sister(12)to go. Are we old enough to say no?
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