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Divorces lead to new family setups. A new step-parent might enter the child's life. Sometimes, the other parent wants to limit this interaction.

*Strong reasons are necessary to limit access. *Harmful behavior by the new spouse can be a valid concern. *The child's best interest is the top priority.

It's tricky to navigate these changes. If there's real concern, steps can be taken. The focus should always be on what's best for the child. Talking things out or getting help from a counselor might solve problems. It's better than keeping the child away.

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