Q: I had a 50/50 parenting agreement there has been no issues, my wife now thinks i do drugs and is demanding a hair test
I don't do drugs, and I won't take the test because she won't stop making demands, i tell ok then she say my girlfriend has to take it to from no reason. i offered UA's at pick up and drop off. She took a hair test on her own came back with high counts of marijuana but says she has a red card and its ok. Our motion to appoint a PRE states the PRE can request drug testing. She a very controlling persons and her trigger is the word no
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A: More information is needed to fully answer your question or assess your situation. You do not have to do a drug test just because she asks and I understand not wanting to bow to her demands over and over again. A motion to appoint a PRE is not an order, though if there is a PRE appointed he or she can certainly weigh on on what testing, if any, they want either of you to do. You should consult with a family law attorney.
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