Supreme Court allows custody change prioritizing child's will over continuity principle when child is mature.

The Supreme Court of Sweden allowed the custody transfer request, prioritizing the child's expressed will over the continuity principle. The lower court had initially favored maintaining the status quo, but the Supreme Court found the child to be of sufficient maturity to have a valid say in their living arrangement. Consequently, the court ruled that the child's preference must be weighed more heavily than the stability of the current custodial situation.