Separation and divorce are already a psychological catastrophe for the child. Contact with the other parent is intended to mitigate this family breakdown. This requires responsibility as parents, even in extreme conflicts within the partnership. But what should happen if one partner cannot or does not want to let go? How should contact be arranged if persistent stalking by the former partner seems to dominate communication and interaction? Should the child's right to contact be set aside simply because unresolved partner conflicts exist? This book explains the phenomenon of stalking, outlines the right to contact according to the German Civil Code (BGB), and attempts to present solutions to the conflict.