Q: Fixing to file for divorce and would it be possible make to where wife can't not live or have a man around my children
A:
In many divorce decrees, there is a clause that says that neither party may have an overnight guest, or be an overnight guest, of someone of the opposite sex while that person has physical custody of the children.
When you get divorced, you may ask the judge if this clause can be in your decree. Some judges will say yes.
However, if your wife remarries, she may have her new husband around the kids.
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