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Ex-husband's Girlfriend Destroying me and my son's life

This is all well and good, but my ex's new girlfriend is my grad student -- well she is not my student anymore. My 15 year old is beside himself and this woman who is still a student in my department has consistently found ways to make my work enviroment miserable and to pressure my ex to hassle his son about accepting her -- my son refuses. We have joint custody and he goes to his dad one week and me the next. My son does not want to be with his dad because of the gf. The state I live in does not allow co-habitation with a non-parent while an underage child is in the house and my son has made it clear that he will leave if he brings her around. That said, my ex waits until my son is feeling ok, and I seem to be doing well and starts pressuring my son and trying to make him feel guilty...it is horrible and I often have a confrontation with my ex that sends me into downward spiral -- I get depressed and my daily life falls apart. I just don't know what to do anymore.


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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort. 

I think your son needs to be the one who calls your ex-husband out on this issue with this new girlfriend. Your problem with the new girlfriend should not be an issue for your ex-husband's relationship with your son. Your son needs to make it clear to his father that he is not interested in having a relationship with his new girlfriend and his father needs to respect this. I might also suggest that your son and his father seek out family counseling so they can work on their relationship. Good luck.

Posted 2008-08-23T21:34:10Z
 
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Wow.   Is this the third or fourth circle of hell?  I would suggest going back to court if you can.  Your son can tell the judge exactly what is happening, and the judge could possibly take away visitations or make them supervised.  Your son needs to accept this person in his own time and in his own way. Your son is at a critical age now.  There are too many escapist activities that he could enter into to avoid this problem.  Drinking, drugs . . etc.   I think the legal way is your only option in this. They don't respect your wishes, and they certainly don't respect your son's wishes.  They will be forced to respect the courts wishes.  Make sure you know what you want before you begin.  And, make sure your son will agree to testify if necessary.

Posted 2008-08-27T11:28:34Z
 
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Sounds like it's time to take him to court again and your son is 15 thats old enough to make the dissison for himself befor the magestrate

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Posted 2008-08-28T20:04:51Z
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