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A child may want to live with one parent. The court listens to the child's opinion. The judge does not decide based only on that. Many other things help decide what is best.

*The court listens only if the child is at least 12 years old. *The judge keeps the child's opinion private. The judge decides how much it matters. *The court checks if someone coached the child. It looks at many other things too.

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