Ask Amy: Should I consent to go with my husband to tell his parents we’re divorcing?

Things aren’t OK, and I don’t want to give the impression they are.

Dear Splitting:

I do believe that you should make an effort to see your in-laws in person, and whether you do this with your husband or alone you should prepare yourself for this potentially emotional moment. Divorce is messy and sad, even when it is overdue. I hope you maintain your equilibrium, as well as a friendship with your in-laws.Over the pandemic shutdowns my husband has reconnected with old friends and distant family.

The spouses tend to sit in the background and listen in to these calls, or even chime in. He never gets to chat with the person alone.

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