The first card we drew is the reversed Six of Wands. This card highlights that, at this time, you can courageously face conflicts in the family. Inner strength and determination will allow you to find a positive solution.
The second card, or the reversed Seven of Pentacles, refers to a period of confusion and uncertainty. Also, you may need to put a lot of energy into resolving conflicts, but not everyone involved will be willing to cooperate.
The third card, the reversed Four of Pentacles, suggests that despite all efforts it will be difficult to achieve a satisfactory result. The advice is not to focus only on the final goal but also on the process that must be undertaken to achieve it.
The last card, the Two of Pentacles, suggests that efforts will be rewarded if one is able to face conflicts humbly and if one manages to create a dialogue between the parties involved. It is important to look ahead, maintaining an open and flexible attitude.
In conclusion we can say that dealing with conflicts in the family will not be easy but if you are willing to get involved and listen to the other party without prejudice you can reach a satisfactory point of agreement. You have to be determined but also ready to accept compromises and to adopt a constructive attitude.