At what age can a child choose whitch parent they want to live with?

In West Virginia, Code Section 48-9-402 provides that a court may modify custody to accommodate the reasonable and firm preferences of a child who has attained the age of 14. Thus, if the child has a clear preference to reside with one parent and can articulate a rational reason for that preference, a court will give significant deference to that child's preference, barring some demonstration of the other parent being unfit, neglectful, or abusive. I suggest that you contact a West Virginia Child Custody Attorney if you have further questions or want to discuss more details.