Minors of Divorce and of never Married Parents need to have their voices weighted much more, especially when the issue of time with both parents is at stake. Court officials and court appointed psychologists should listen to the minors' voices much more and give their feelings and desires higher significance and value in the courts.
Minors should be able to give testimony in court and be able to go to hearings in which, their life, future and well-being is going to be dealt with. Their word should be regarded with greater significance and everyone should work for "the best interests of the child", keeping in high regard what the minor has to say. We have observed that even though everybody repeats the best interest of the child, in practice, most of the minors of divorce and of never married parents are very unhappy which is obviously not in the best interests of any child.
Under the circumstances that both parents are physically capable of raising and nurturing their children, and if the parents aren't dangerous, minors should have the right to see both parents as often as the minors wish.
