Is the testimony of children accepted if their father asks them to testify to a discussion that took place between him and another person in their presence, knowing that the discussion has no relation to money?

Summary:

- The testimony of a child for their parent or vice versa is generally not accepted in this era due to the suspicion of bias, so the ruling is based on what is prevalent.

- The testimony is accepted if the witness is prominent in their uprightness and known for it, and there are indications that support their uprightness and the truthfulness of their testimony.