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Mr. Culbertson practices appellate law on both Federal and State levels, and is a member of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia. He was educated in law at Wake Forest University in North Carolina and at Oxford University in England. Krispen Culbertson has handled over 3,000 cases in the Federal and State courts of North Carolina.
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Mr. Culbertson practices appellate law on both Federal and State levels, and is a member of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia.
- Q. I need to know what I should do about taking a drug test for department of social services
- A: I'd just like to stick to answering your question:
(a) Yes, you have the right to refuse the drug test on any grounds.
(b) If you do, I'd make sure to have a private screen at your soonest opportunity following the DSS request.
(c) Not all Judges prefer hair follicle. Hair is just as easy, or easier, to manipulate via chemical hair treatments, as urine-- even more so, if urine is extracted under controlled timing and environment.
(d) If you choose to submit to the DSS request, make sure you follow up as soon as realistically possible with a private test of your own.
(e) If you can afford to, I'd involve an attorney in this process, as an attorney can preserve confidentiality ... Read More
- Q. My husband bought our marital/family home prior to our date of marriage and I was never added to the deed or mortgage.
- A: Your husband owns the home, but any mortgage payments during the course of the marriage could constitute marital property.
It is a complex situation and you'll need to consult a lawyer.
- Q. My 14 yr old son is threatening to runaway. Who can I contact to try and stop this before it happens
- A: As much as I hate to say this, there aren't any good options, short of serious vigilance and professional counseling.
Your other options:
(a) Call the police, who will say they don't normally act in that kind of capacity -- still, they might agree to give him a talking to;
(b) Call DSS -- if you want them to be a part of your family's life for potentially a much longer time than any reasonable person probably would.
