u/greatExtortion

Note: ignore the first "if" in the title, that was an error.

This just means that they must pay for a lawyer to avoid questioning, unless they are indigent, correct? I don't know of any principle that would make it fair to question a person who demands not to be questioned, but unfair to question them if they instead demand a lawyer. Only that it makes it easier for police, but giving less protection to a person who is very thrifty with money, less educated, or less intelligent is not a question of justice.

If I wanted to ask them why they believe in certain things, despite evolutionary biology, neuroscience, etc., and their views on some issues. Do pastors commonly talk to people about those things, are or they just too busy?

If the single parent wants their child to have a second legal guardian, can they do that?

Is there any requirement for the two legal guardians to be either the child's biological parents, or a couple, or to have been a couple at the time of adoption?