Other People's Problems

This week's OPP dilemma comes from an upset husband. His new wife won't take his last name but there are extenuating circumstances to this story.

For Other People's Problems, a dad is upset at how is ex-wife's new husband is handling their 7 year old son. The ex-wife says it's just good co-parenting.

A woman just found out that her husband has a child from before they were married. She feels lied to and completely left out based on how he is dealing with the child and her mother.

A husband picked up a habit in Colorado and now that they live here, the wife wants him to stop doing this. Is she being reasonable?

A man is upset about the house guest his wife invited to live with them. It's not about too little space. This man was once way too close with the house guest.

On Other People's Problems, a couple's best friends are divorcing. They can't agree if they should stay friends with the cheating spouse.

For Other People's Problems, a couple can't agree on what cuss words their kids can say and what words are off limits. Where do you draw the language boundary?

For Other People's Problems, a woman's ex husband and his new wife have asked her to do something life changing for them. She wonders if this is something other people would do for their ex?

For Other People's Problems, these parents can't agree on the right way to punish their teenager. Mom has come up with an idea that dad completely disagrees with. Who is right?

A couple is recently separated. One spouse feels they shouldn't date other people while separated. The other says that's the point of the separation.