When Siblings Disagree: Coordinating Care Without Family Fallout

Differing opinions among siblings can create tension, delay decisions, and strain family relationships—especially during the holidays. This session explores common sources of conflict and offers practical strategies for coordinating care for aging parents, dividing responsibilities, and keeping parents at the center of decisions. Attendees will learn how proactive communication can ease difficult conversations among adult children, reducing resentment and long-term consequences.
Why this matters now:
Holidays magnify family tension—and unresolved decisions.
What attendees walk away with:
-How to divide responsibilities fairly for aging parents' support
-How conflict creates legal and financial risk
-Ways to keep parents at the center of decisions while gaining valuable caregiving education