Mediators acknowledge and address family dynamics, including past conflicts, power imbalances, and communication challenges. They help family members navigate these dynamics constructively, fostering empathy, understanding, and cooperation in decision-making.
Intergenerational mediation provides a structured and supportive environment for family members to discuss guardianship and power of attorney concerns openly.
Mediators emphasize the importance of respecting the elder’s autonomy and self-determination in decision-making. They ensure that the elder’s wishes and preferences regarding guardianship and power of attorney are central to the discussion and guide the process accordingly.
ediators clarify the roles and responsibilities associated with guardianship and power of attorney. This includes explaining the legal implications, duties, and limitations of each role to all parties involved, ensuring that everyone understands their rights and obligations.