What is the impact of having a child in a decision making process?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from A.A. v. S.N.A., 2009 BCSC 387 (CanLII):
Ms. A asked me to meet with M to hear her views as to what she wants to do and why. Children should normally “have a voice” in these important decisions that can have such a significant impact on their lives: L.E.G v. A.G., 2002 BCSC 1455.
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