Hard Parent Meeting Prep

I'm a [Your Role] preparing for a difficult family meeting — no identifying details here, just 'the family' and 'the child.' The situation: [The Situation]. The family context: [The Family Context]. Help me: 1) an agenda that genuinely opens with the child's strengths and the family's expertise — not as a compliment-sandwich ritual, but because it's true and it changes the room, 2) plain-language phrasing for the hard part, delivered early and clearly — families always know when we're circling, and the circling is what breaks trust, 3) the questions this family is most likely to ask, honest answers, and the things I should openly say 'I don't know yet' about, 4) if an interpreter is involved: structure my speech for interpretation — short segments, no idioms, and I speak TO the family, not to the interpreter, 5) a closing plan: a written plain-language summary they take home, next steps with dates and owners, and at least one real decision that belongs to THEM.