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1Get your spouse to back you up. When you’re dealing with parents or in-laws, it’s important to present a united front with your spouse. Even if your spouse is planning to maintain their relationship with their parents, they should support and defend your choice.[1]Rehearse some assertive responses with your spouse so they will know what to say if their parents bring up you or the rift between you and your in-laws.