Legal, Court Ordered, Probation, DUI or Child Custody Drug Testing

~ In an effort to protect children, it is not uncommon for legal parties to seek court-ordered drug tests in cases involving child custody issues. Testing results are often used to prove, or disprove, an individual's fitness as a parent and may be taken into account to determine an initial custody agreement or as a part of an ongoing random drug testing program. Spouses may be requested to submit to a one-time-only court-ordered drug test, random drug testing over a set period of time, or testing prior to enjoying visitation rights.

~ Probation officers often require random or observed urine drug tests as a condition of probation. Virtually any drug can be detected in the urine. If a condition of your probation is to avoid alcohol, you will likely be required to get ongoing, random alcohol tests to prove you have remained sober.

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