When Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With?
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When Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With?
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When can a child choose their parent in Florida custody cases? On "When Split Happens," Jacksonville family law attorney Jay Henderlite answers this in Episode 2. Debunking myths about age-based choice, Jay explains how Florida courts prioritize a child’s best interests over ages like 12 or 16. Learn how judges assess a child’s maturity, why private discussions shield kids from conflict, and what to do if a teen refuses visitation. Jay simplifies Florida custody laws, the child’s voice, and parenting plan modifications. Tailored for Northeast Florida parents navigating divorce or custody disputes, this episode delivers expert advice to ensure your child’s stability. Join "When Split Happens" for ongoing family law guidance, check out FamilyLawyerJax.com for tailored support from Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite, or engage with us on Instagram, YouTube, Tik Tok or Facebook for divorce tips and updates. Start your custody journey with practical advice now!