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Asking Eric: Must I continue to referee contentious relationship between adult daughter and my ex?
Asking Eric: Must I continue to referee contentious relationship between adult daughter and my ex?
Asking Eric: Must I continue to referee contentious relationship between adult daughter and my ex?

Published on: 11/22/2025

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My ex blames me for our daughter not coming to visit. Getty Images.

Dear Eric: I have an 18-year-old daughter who just moved four hours away to college. Her father and I have been separated for almost three years. Prior to moving to college, she visited him only during court-ordered visitation. She felt like he did not want her around or he made no effort to have a relationship with her.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/advice/2025/11/asking-eric-must-i-continue-to-referee-contentious-relationship-between-adult-daughter-and-my-ex.html

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