Can I Block My Ex’s New Partner from Talking to My Kids?

Your ex’s new partner is overstepping—and you’re done watching it happen. Whether they’re pretending to be mom or trying to replace you, it’s time to draw the line.

This legal and emotional guide helps you take control when a new boyfriend or girlfriend gets too close to your child. You’ll learn:

• When you can block contact—and how to do it legally
• How to get specific third-party clauses in your parenting plan
• What behaviors courts care about—and which ones they ignore
• How to gather evidence without looking petty or jealous

Whether you're in Alabama or another state, this guide empowers you to respond strategically and protect your role as a parent.

[Buy now for $29.99 and get the tools to stand up for your child’s stability—without escalating conflict or losing your cool.]

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