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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't understand why this post is titled, "Ex forcing son to attend events with new partner" Very little of what OP has posted actually relates to the new partner; it's primarily complaints about her ex husband. What I find problematic is that in a huge messy sh!tshow like this one, the mom/OP decided to focus on the woman/partner as though she's done something wrong. She hasn't. She's simply a woman who is dating a man with a young adult son. And an ex wife who is high-conflict, drama-ridden and wants to make this woman a scapegoat. [/quote] This. He has a girlfriend and wants to spend Christmas with her and his son. That’s not imposing her. That’s just life after divorce. Also, we are talking about an 18 year old. No court is going to enforce a “50/50 custody schedule” for an adult. That’s not a thing. Your son should make his own decisions and deal with the potential consequences. You seem convinced that you are protected legally re: paying for college, so what’s actually the issue? I imagine at 18 your son understands the implications of having (or not having) a relationship with his father. [/quote]
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