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A US study indicates that about 15% of siblings face financial conflicts due to perceived parental favoritism. This can lead to long-term resentment and even legal disputes. Experts suggest strategies such as open communication and mediation to address these issues and prevent misunderstandings among siblings.
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A US study indicates that about 15% of siblings face financial conflicts due to perceived parental favoritism. This can lead to long-term resentment and even legal disputes. Experts suggest strategies such as open communication and mediation to address these issues and prevent misunderstandings among siblings.
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