My son who is 17 has a drinking problem. I found two large bottles of vodka in his room and vodka hidden in water bottles in her fridge. I have found a treatment center in the area I have a deal done, but my son refuses to say he is not a problem. Treatment Center told me I could have an injunction issued. How do I do if I can convince my son to go. talk to their doctor and your lawyer. see what the qualifications required by the insurance company. Little is going to win before he admits that he has a problem, why do you think he has a problem, his poor grades, he truancy, running away, are fainting, etc., or it's just that you found a few bottles. In many states, you can ask the court for the pins (person in need of supervision) appearance, often by the family court (not criminal), and they may be able to mandate treatment. If he is arrested, a criminal court as a condition of sentencing. However, you need to talk to someone who can help you determine if you have a problem or over-reacting a bit more objective. Also make you aware that outpatient treatment is available in the area if there is a better alternative. Getting to school counselors, religious
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