Does the child's will matter when it comes to custody?

Yes, it's important.
The court comprehensively considers various factors when assigning custody.
It is judged to be the most appropriate method for the growth and welfare of minor children.
Specific criteria include your child's wishes.
The court comprehensively observes not only the child's statement itself, but also his or her attitude and behavior.
Because one parent may educate their child to make certain statements,
This is because children often make statements that are different from their true intentions due to psychological reasons such as disappointment or conflict of loyalty.
In particular, when your child is over 13 years old, it is essential to listen to your child's opinion.
Therefore, the wishes of children over the age of 13 become an especially important factor.

This is a procedure in accordance with Korean law.For foreigners, detailed procedures may vary.
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