My daughter has a 17-year-old male friend who is now estranged from his mother. She has in the past kicked him out of the house on a number of occasions, so the last time she did it, he expressed his concern to police and enlisted their attendance at the home so that he could safely remove his belongings before moving in with a friend (responsible, over 18).
The mother has now contacted organisations with which the boy is involved to have him removed/un-enroled. This young man is polite, well-mannered, has finished school and has a full-time job, intending to join the RAAF. Is there an intervention order of any kind that he can have served on his mother to prevent her from coming near him and/or un-enroling him from sporting/cadet organisations, as he has the capacity to pay any fees involved.
As he is only 17, who can he get to sign forms for him when a 'Parent/Guardian Signature' is required? He has a reasonable relationship with his father, but does not want to attend his former home or cause problems for his father, so getting his father's signature may be difficult? Tricky...
The mother has now contacted organisations with which the boy is involved to have him removed/un-enroled. This young man is polite, well-mannered, has finished school and has a full-time job, intending to join the RAAF. Is there an intervention order of any kind that he can have served on his mother to prevent her from coming near him and/or un-enroling him from sporting/cadet organisations, as he has the capacity to pay any fees involved.
As he is only 17, who can he get to sign forms for him when a 'Parent/Guardian Signature' is required? He has a reasonable relationship with his father, but does not want to attend his former home or cause problems for his father, so getting his father's signature may be difficult? Tricky...
