Case Study Dorothy

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Regarding the lifting of the supervised visits and extending the visitation time for Dorothy, in the March 2013 mediation meeting we agreed this would be negotiating at the next mediation, scheduled for May 31, 2013. Contingent on the agreement of unsupervised visitation and a longer visitation duration is that Dorothy would: o Complete a 60 day outpatient. 12 step dependency program o Provide evidence of a clean drug test
The expectation of completing the 12 step program and having a clean drug test was that Dorothy would then demonstrate sound judgment regarding her visitation with Nicholas, such as returning him to my custody at such time that her visitation hours were completed. It should be noted that the events of this past weekend

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