Refusing Dfcs Drug Screen

Summary

Refusing a drug screen requested by DFCS in Georgia, even if you are complying with your treatment program, can have negative consequences, particularly if it is court-ordered or part of your treatment plan. DFCS is expected to follow through on commitments, but miscommunication or resource limitations may occur. Its important to contact a supervisor or higher authority within DFCS to address any issues and document all communications. Consider seeking legal advice if problems persist.

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What if you are already in treatment and completely complying with your treatment program
In Georgia, even if you are complying with your treatment program, refusing a drug screen requested by DFCS could still have negative consequences. Here's why:
- Court Orders: Compliance with court-ordered drug screens is crucial.
- DFCS Requests: Refusing may affect your case, including custody or visitation rights.
- Treatment Plans: Drug screens are often part of standard compliance.
Are there any specific conditions or orders in your DFCS case plan related to drug testing?
Can DFCS tell you they are going to get you a hotel for a week and then ignore your calls and never follow through with what they promised?
DFCS is generally expected to follow through on commitments, especially when the welfare of children is involved. However, there may be various reasons for their actions.
- Miscommunication: Sometimes, promises aren't documented properly.
- Resource Limitations: DFCS might face unexpected resource constraints.
Have you tried contacting a supervisor or higher authority within DFCS to address this issue?
I'm about to right now
It's essential to contact a supervisor or higher authority within DFCS to address the issue of unfulfilled promises. Document all communications with DFCS for future reference and consider seeking legal advice if the issue persists.
Is there any specific supervisor or contact at DFCS you plan to reach out to?