Hi,
My brother was in the hospital for depression two times while in South Australia. Both occasions were voluntary. He has now moved back to NSW.
We are worried that he may stop taking his medication and would like to impose a CTO if he does. The criteria for imposing a CTO in NSW includes being involuntarily admitted to hospital. While in South Australia it does not require a history of involuntary admission.
Which court would he have to go through, NSW or South Australia, or can NSW court apply South Australian Law.
My brother was in the hospital for depression two times while in South Australia. Both occasions were voluntary. He has now moved back to NSW.
We are worried that he may stop taking his medication and would like to impose a CTO if he does. The criteria for imposing a CTO in NSW includes being involuntarily admitted to hospital. While in South Australia it does not require a history of involuntary admission.
Which court would he have to go through, NSW or South Australia, or can NSW court apply South Australian Law.