10-Oct-2023, 10:38 PM
I'm returning to this forum with a pressing concern related to my 21-year-old son's escalating mobile Australian slot machine addiction, which was initially advised by another person, as I previously mentioned in another thread. The situation has taken a troubling turn, and I'm considering the possibility of using recordings of my son playing on his iPhone on this site - https://betpokies.co.nz/real-money-casinos/mobile-pokies/iphone-casinos - as evidence against the individual who gave this harmful advice. I'm looking for guidance on the legal and practical aspects of this matter.
To provide some context, my son's addiction to mobile pokies has had a devastating impact on his life. It's affecting his finances, mental health, and relationships. I firmly believe that the person who advised him to start playing bears some responsibility for this situation, especially considering their prior knowledge of the risks involved.
I have recorded my son's gameplay as evidence of his addiction, capturing the extent to which it has consumed his daily life. My question is whether these recordings can be used as evidence in a legal context against the person who initially suggested this harmful activity to him.
I understand that laws regarding gambling addiction and liability can vary by jurisdiction, but I'd appreciate any insights, advice, or experiences from those who might have faced similar situations. How can I proceed in a way that helps my son get the support he needs while holding the responsible party accountable for their actions?
I genuinely thank you for your input and support during this difficult time. Your advice will be invaluable as I navigate this challenging situation and seek justice for my son's well-being.
To provide some context, my son's addiction to mobile pokies has had a devastating impact on his life. It's affecting his finances, mental health, and relationships. I firmly believe that the person who advised him to start playing bears some responsibility for this situation, especially considering their prior knowledge of the risks involved.
I have recorded my son's gameplay as evidence of his addiction, capturing the extent to which it has consumed his daily life. My question is whether these recordings can be used as evidence in a legal context against the person who initially suggested this harmful activity to him.
I understand that laws regarding gambling addiction and liability can vary by jurisdiction, but I'd appreciate any insights, advice, or experiences from those who might have faced similar situations. How can I proceed in a way that helps my son get the support he needs while holding the responsible party accountable for their actions?
I genuinely thank you for your input and support during this difficult time. Your advice will be invaluable as I navigate this challenging situation and seek justice for my son's well-being.
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