It is not uncommon for families to fight during a grieving experience. Grief is unique and individual to the griever and every griever is struggling with the individual relationship they had with the loved one that has passed away. Everyone should be given the space to grieve the way that they need to and should not be told how to grieve. Emotions show up for everyone in a different way.
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