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Does a Child's Preference Matter in Connecticut Custody Court?

Does your child want to live with you instead of the other parent? In Connecticut, their voice can matter—but how much weight it carries depends on several key factors. In this video, we break down how Connecticut courts consider a child’s opinion in custody cases, including: ✔️ The role of the child’s age and maturity ✔️ Why the reason for the child’s preference is just as important as the preference itself ✔️ How courts typically hear a child’s opinion without putting them in open court ✔️ The 17 factors Connecticut courts use to determine what’s in the best interest of the child 💡 Learn how your child’s voice fits into the bigger picture of custody decisions—and what you can expect if you're navigating custody in Connecticut. 💼 Need Legal Help in Connecticut? Contact Matthew Dolan, a trusted Connecticut divorce lawyer, for expert family law advice: 📞 Call Now: 203-902-8395 🌐 Visit Our Website: www.dolanfamilylaw.com 📩 Email: [email protected] 🔔 Subscribe for More Connecticut Family Law Insights! Stay informed about divorce law, child custody, and alimony laws in Connecticut. Why Choose Dolan Divorce Lawyers? At Dolan Divorce Lawyers, we specialize in Connecticut family law cases, including high-asset divorce, child custody disputes, alimony, and property division. We provide honest, dedicated legal representation to ensure our clients reach fair divorce settlements. About Matthew F. Dolan | Connecticut Divorce Lawyer Matthew F. Dolan is an experienced Connecticut family law attorney recognized for his expertise in high-asset divorce cases, child support, and financial settlements. He has been named in the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 and recognized as a New England Super Lawyers Rising Star. With years of experience handling divorce cases across Connecticut, Attorney Dolan and his team are committed to guiding clients through complex financial and custodial disputes. 📌 Tags: #ConnecticutDivorce #CTFamilyLaw #DivorceAttorneyCT #TaxImplicationsDivorce