In Georgia, children who are 14 years of age or older have the legal right to sign an 'election' document stating which parent they want to live with; while this does not automatically change custody, the judge will consider the child's preference when awarding custody.
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Can a 14-Year-Old Choose Which Parent to Live With in Georgia?Added:
My child's 14 and they don't want to live with the other parent anymore. Can they sign something to decide who they want to live with? The answer [music] is yes. When children turn the age of 14, they're able to sign what's called an election and they are allowed to elect which parent they [music] want to live with. Now, that does not mean that custody is absolutely going to change, but it's something a judge will consider when they award custody.
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