Persons enlisting in the military may enlist at 17 (in cases such as National Guard split op, or persons who are graduating high school at 17) with parental consent, but most people who enlist are unable to do so until they turn 18, and once you're eighteen, your parents can't force your decisions, at least under the principle of statutory law. As the old saying goes: "My property, my rules". Additionally, enlistment contracts for the military have to be signed willingly by the potential recruit anyway, so no.
No you can not make any one join the millitary.
It is not possible for anyone to force anyone else, even a relative, to join the military. The military will only take people who agree to go. If your son refuses, the military will not take him.
yes the fact that he has a does not make back support go away
Your son may not have to join the military, there are plenty of jobs that can be done, even if your son did not get very good grades.
No, none of them have. There are five or six sons.
Joining the military in the US is voluntary. He doesn't have to join if he doesn't want to.
Getting into the military without a diploma depends on which branch your son is interested in. For instance, the Navy he could not, but the Army he could join without a diploma.
The minimum age to enlist is 17 with parental consent and 18 without consent. The maximum age to enlist is 42.
My son's father is in the military and pays child support. I want to join the military and was wondering will my child support stop or change. Can anyone help me with this matter?___________________________Being in the military has no effect on child support, for either of you. However, you should make arrangements for child care and custody in the event that you are both deployed overseas at the same time, which is a common problem when both the mother and the father are on active duty. Having a minor child to care for will not get you out of a deployment.Ken MitchellLT USN (ret)
Yes you can. I am an only child heading off to the Marine Corps myself.
It dose not matter if both of your are enlisted in the service child support is something that is court ordered and will not stop. It's just like having the same job as he dose
Just sending him in a good academy of cricket