What does a judge ask a child in a custody case?
Child Abuse, Child Custody, Child Custody Modification, Children in Divorce, Custody, Fathers' Divorce Issues, Judges, Men's Divorce Issues, Mothers' Divorce Issues, Women's Divorce Issues
avoid, child custody, conceited, custody, custody dispute, evidence, experiences, feelings, guardian ad litem, guilty, incompetent, information, informed, irrational, judge, mitigate, naive, observations, opinions, preference, preferences, probative, punish, question, questioning, rational, reason, reasons, record, retaliate, testify, testimony, Utah Code Section 30-3-10
In Utah (where I practice divorce and child custody law) the answer is: it’s almost impossible to say. Why? For reasons that I assert I can demonstrate are not highly rational*, the majority of judges are extremely reluctant to question…