I was involved in a child welfare proceeding where one of the parties (not my client, Thank God) had been asked to provide a hair sample for drug testing. He subsequently shaved off all of his body hair but insisted this had nothing to do with the drug testing demand and it was just this thing he’d wanted to do for a long time because reasons.
Family law makes criminal law look mundane and normal.
I was involved in a child welfare proceeding where one of the parties (not my client, Thank God) had been asked to provide a hair sample for drug testing. He subsequently shaved off all of his body hair but insisted this had nothing to do with the drug testing demand and it was just this thing he’d wanted to do for a long time because reasons.
Family law makes criminal law look mundane and normal.
I was involved in a child welfare proceeding where one of the parties (not my client, Thank God) had been asked to provide a hair sample for drug testing. He subsequently shaved off all of his body hair but insisted this had nothing to do with the drug testing demand and it was just this thing he’d wanted to do for a long time because reasons.
Family law makes criminal law look mundane and normal.