Legal Question in Family Law in

In British Columbia, the courts will rarely interfere with a child who, at age 16, decides she wants to live with the non-custodial parent. In court, an inquiry might be made to see if the child understands the ramifications of changing residence, and that the desire to change is not a display of immature anger by the child, that the desire to change is a considered and thought out decision, that there are valid reasons behind the desire to change residence (i.e. it is not just playing one parent against the other, for example), or that the change is nt brought about (for example) because the custodial parent imposes reasonable limits (such as curfew or a requirement to attend school) and the non-custodial parent will not impose such reasonable limits.