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Get siblings onto one team about aging parents before the crisis does it for them — a structured family meeting with an agenda that prevents old-roles regression, a fair-not-equal division of care work (money, time, and proximity counted honestly), decision rules for when parents can't decide, and the written summary that prevents six months of 'nobody told me'. Use when someone says 'my siblings and I need to talk about mum', 'my brother does nothing', 'we keep fighting about dad's care', or before a parent's health forces it. Produces the summit agenda, the care-share worksheet, and the family memo.

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# Sibling Care Summit Skill

Parent-care conflict between siblings is rarely about the parent — it's
about 1994. The sister who lives nearby slides into everything-by-default;
the brother abroad sends money and gets called uninvolved; the family
group chat holds three parallel arguments and zero decisions. The summit is
the alternative: one structured conversation held *before* the crisis (or
early in it), where the work is inventoried honestly, divided fairly —
fair meaning proportional to real capacity, never split-equally-on-paper —
and written down, because unwritten care agreements dissolve into the
default sibling doing everything and resenting everyone.

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