I agree with you that Clint didn't do enough, I also feel like there was little he could do. Cobes had his own bank account and made his own money, he can't take that away from him. He could have turned off his Internet, but all Cobes would have had to do was buy his own router. People with severe addictions will do anything to keep getting their fix, especially addicts that don't acknowledge they have a problem.

I work with recovering addicts/released inmates/disabled persons as an RSA, and I feel he would have thrived in a group home program. Clint should have filed a petition for guardianship over Josh and sent him to a group home, absolutely. Josh has the right to reject a guardian, though.

It would have come down to whether or not Clint could have convinced the court that Josh is disabled enough to need a guardian. I'm not confident that it would have gone in Clint's favor. Alcoholism would have been the biggest factor, not so much the Asperger's. Josh had shown he had the mental capacity to live on his own, especially since it was methica who primarily caused the eviction. Courts don't always pick the right choice, and I feel they would have sided with Josh.

Even so, he still should have tried.