What if my family member gets angry with me for filing a legal case against him/her under applicable legislation?

The potential anger of the individual struggling with addiction or alcoholism should not be the primary concern. The focus should be on whether you, as the concerned family member, will take action to safeguard your loved one from self-destructive behavior. Often, the initial response may include anger, but this is frequently followed by gratitude as the person realizes that their family member had the strength to pursue legal measures and provide them with the necessary support.