Private Pay Alcohol Rehab

He is a brother who is in his 60s and probably involved in the drug too. And it is not financially able to pay for rehabilitation in a private fee, even if he is ready to receive treatment, which I'm sure he is not prepared.

As far as I know, people can not be ordered into rehab by the court. This means that your brother would be convicted of a crime being committed against his will.

Your situation seems very difficult. You may want to try to go to a support group or a meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous. Even if you're not the one with the problem of addiction, AA can be an excellent resource for families and friends of alcoholics. They can help you find affordable options for rehabilitation and give you strategies to deal with your brother.

Good luck.

no, they can not .. They were happy to go and do ....

No, you can not force them unless it is ordered by the court.

In addition, it is usually successful only if the person needs to change their life .....

You might consider an intervention.

No, I think they connot. But if they introuble they will put in a tank of detoxification in a hospital or police sation, after its up to them to want to help. you can try an intervention. But Im theres not much there may be afaid

Treatment doens't work if the addict doens't need help.

The only way I think someone may be detained in a detoxification is whether they are considered a danger, and someone calls the police, or have committed a crime and is part of their sentence.

Court Order

Court Order

In some states, you can take a family member in court if they are a danger to themselves or others. Do not know which one anymore because the laws are changing faster than the average family size changes, the roll of toilet paper in the bathroom!