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For Custody Judges Now Consider Childrens Preferences

By James Chau

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It appears that the new idea of having children being listened to in family matters is becoming more common globally. In Israel as, haaretz.com is reporting. The family courts are taking into consideration children's feelings when deciding family law concerns.

The judges will take the time to listen to the children outside of the court room and outside of the judge's robe, to really listen to how the children feel about the situation.

Often times the children's thoughts can be a critical aspect of the decision making, but the danger lies wherein the children are pressured for one reason or another to fabricate a story, and turn against the other parent.

Unfortunately that is one of the dangers of allowing children more input into the family law decision making. However, ultimately I do not believe it hurts to listen to the children and get an impression of how they are feeling on an individual basis. Family law is never a exact science, it is often delicate and individualized to every body's unique situation.

If you have any Santa Clara County Family Law concerns, please contact my office. We handle a variety of matters from, San Jose Child Custody attorney matters, to Milpitas Divorce Lawyer matters.

Full post as published by San Jose Divorce Law and Family Law Lawyer Blog on March 14, 2008 (boomark / email).

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