Child Custody Preference Guidelines

Summary

In South Carolina, children can express their living preferences in custody cases. The court considers the childs age, experience, understanding, reasons for the preference, and overall best interests before making a final decision.

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In South Carolina, a child of any age may express their preference, but the court will give it weight based on:
- The child's age, experience, and understanding
- The reasons for the preference
- The overall child's interest
The court makes the final decision.