The complexities of urbanization, marked by rapid economic shifts, cultural diversity, and the relentless hustle of city life, have transformed the dynamics of family units. This transformation often leads to conflicts that can profoundly affect family members' well-being and relationships. The paper has encompassed a qualitative descriptive analysis research methodology to analyze the concept of urban family conflicts and resolution strategies. The findings have emphasized a conflict resolution model that focuses on various aspects within the realm of family, social, personal, and financial factors to resolve conflicts constructively. Future research could encompass extensive investigations into mental health outcomes, the impact on social integration, and how these conflicts resonate through subsequent family generations. Understanding the long-term effects can aid in crafting more effective intervention and support systems