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In-law interference refers to when a person's relatives, typically parents or siblings, become overly involved or meddle in their relationship or decisions. This interference can create tension, affect boundaries, and lead to conflicts within the family or between partners. It's important to establish healthy boundaries and communication to address and prevent such interference.

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