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Stuck between feuding family members
Hello adviceman49,
Thank you for your reply. I am new here and could not find a way to reply in the traditional fashion to your advice -- read the FAQ but that didn't help. Is this the correct way to reply, or if not, please let me know.
I agree with all that you wrote. Unfortunately, neither party will want to seek counseling or deal with a third party. So, as you said, I must make a decision.
I think I'll email my brother one more time to see if he will reply. If he does not, I think I will have to tell my husband even though that will probably create a life-long rift with my brother. I can't carry on being the buffer in the middle, holding things back from my husband. It's sad that my brother can't rise above this. but I have seen him behave this way over much smaller things and never forgive.
Thanks for listening.
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I wish I had a better solution for you but there were only the two. Hopefully you will not need to go through the court for that I sure will cause a permanent rift. A disinterested third party or arbitrator is the best solution. A family counselor works best here.
I hope everything works out for you. My condolences on the loss of your parents.
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