Judd Altman returns home after discovering his wife has been cheating on him with his boss. Soon after, his father passes away, prompting him to reunite with his dysfunctional family for a week-long shiva, a Jewish mourning ritual. His siblings Wendy, who is dealing with her own marital frustrations, and Phillip, the irresponsible youngest brother dating an older woman, along with their mother Hillary, who is a therapist and has boundary issues, all come together under one roof. The family members grapple with their individual issues while attempting to fulfill their father's last wish that they stay together in their childhood home for seven days.

As the week progresses, old wounds and long-buried secrets resurface, forcing them to confront their past grievances and emotional baggage. Each sibling goes through a period of self-discovery and growth, revealing their vulnerabilities and strengths. They struggle with personal crises, from career failures to relationship troubles, yet they find moments of connection and humor amidst the chaos. As the dynamics within the family slowly shift, they begin to realize that sometimes healing starts with just being there for each other.