Part 1Part 1 of 4:Making the Decision1Figure out if you have a hard or soft problem. A “hard” proble

1Listen to her.If she’s telling you she hates you, hear her out. Even though it might be tough to he

Method 1Method 1 of 3:Cooperating with Small Kids1Make tasks fun. Since small children are constantl

Part 1Part 1 of 3:Handling Unavoidable Interactions1Think about how you want to behave. Before you s

Section 1 of 5:Is it wrong to move away from an elderly parent? It’s ultimately up to you to decide

1Stay calm.Breathe deeply to control your emotions and soothe yourself. It's completely normal to fe

Method 1Method 1 of 4:Using Technology1Call your family members on the phone. Schedule a “phone date

1“I heard the terrible news. I’m so sorry for your loss.”Sometimes, it’s best to simply acknowledge

Part 1Part 1 of 5:Respecting your parent's space1Understand that as much as your parents love you, i

Part 1Part 1 of 3:Reflecting on Your Priorities1Deconstruct your family and personal values. Values

Part 1Part 1 of 4:Taking care of the financials1Set up your own bank account. Open a new bank accoun

1“Thinking of you on the anniversary of Mia’s passing.”Acknowledge the anniversary of the person’s d

1Keep your cool.It’s easy to get fired up when your family is fighting. If you feel like you might y

Method 1Method 1 of 3:Making the Ask1Tell him what you expect from your relationship. Every relation

Part 1Part 1 of 3:Building a Case1Create a chronological outline of events. Beginning with your firs

Part 1Part 1 of 3:Drafting Your Petition1Find the right court. Since each court has its own rules re

Part 1Part 1 of 3:Communicating with a Resistant Relative1Formulate your concerns in advance. It's o

Method 1Method 1 of 3:Asking Someone to Leave1Determine why you want them to leave. You need to be c

Sample ObituariesSample Obituary for Older PersonSample Obituary for Younger PersonPart 1Part 1 of 3

Method 1Method 1 of 2:Searching Online Databases1Find newspaper obituaries online. Websites such as