Question:
My ex-wife has primary physical custody, but I think a child custody modification is in order because of the presence of drugs in her home.
She was reported to Child Protective Services for having drugs in the home. An investigation found no drugs in the home, though she had shaved my children's heads I'm assuming because of the possibility of them being tested.
Even though the investigation found no drugs at the time, is there anything I can do to use this as a reason to modify custody and protect my children?