Do you maintain the relationship with the in-laws after your marriage is ended?

@ibuemma (2953)
United States
April 8, 2013 9:51am CST
Marriage can be ended by divorce or the death of the spouse. My husband passed away last year. I still maintain the relationship with his family. I have 2 kids, and nothing gonna change that my kids still blood related to his family. Will you still keep in touch or maintain good relationship with your in-laws if the marriage is ended?
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• Valdosta, Georgia
8 Apr 13
My father in law passed away a few years ago and my mother in law is garbage. I have nothing to do with her at all. I don't like my husbands family now, neither does he actually. We both have nothing to do with them so no I would still have nothing to do with them if anything ever happened like that...
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@honor00 (185)
8 Apr 13
Yes. These are your spouse's parents, they'll be mourning too. If you have kids, they're the kid's grandparents. You are a part of a wide family, that's a help as well as a hindrance.
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• United States
10 Apr 13
NO!!!!! My ex-in-laws were a significant reason for ending our relationship and marriage. I always strive to find the good in everyone I meet, especially those I spend time with because there is a bit of God in each of us. Regarding my ex-in-laws, well, I am still looking...
@jaiho2009 (39141)
• Philippines
8 Apr 13
I am lucky to have a great in-laws. Been separated with my ex for years already but I can say that my relationship with my in-laws are never been affected. They always support me and my kids are much attached with them.
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• United States
8 Apr 13
i think it's nice you keep a relationship with the family. I talk to my ex's parents only if necessary. There is some tention between our families, but we have a son together, so we try to make it work for him. If I ever marry and have another child, i'd do the same for them.