The Shawn Lee Report — Episode 07: Your Ex's Drug Test Came Back Clean. Did They Buy It Online?

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EPISODE 07YOUR EX'S DRUG TEST CAME BACK CLEAN. DID THEY BUY IT ONLINE?

Telehealth Pill Mills, Black Box Warnings, and the Drug Test Certificates Filed in Video Court. Watch it free on YouTube — or listen on the podcast, The Stand with Meg Show, while you drive.

General legal education — not legal advice.

Investigative journalism · Public record

THEY CALLED EVERY FAMILY AN ANOMALY.
THE NUMBERS SAY PATTERN.

5,850 families across 51 states and 18 countries — Canada and Australia are growing fast — have reported what happened to them in family court. This is where their experiences stop being isolated — and start being counted.

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Meg and criminal trial attorney Shawn Lee teach families how to organize their records, understand his framework for evaluating possible fraud questions, and find the right public reporting door. Legal education — not legal advice.

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The movement, counted

5,850Families reporting
51States represented
18Countries worldwide
$1001.9MReported family losses

HOW THIS WORKS

Independent. Verified. Human.
A system built for families — not the system.

Privacy choices stay in your control

Contact details, child information, and the full survey stay private. A quote or name is published only under the sharing choice you selected and after review.

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What is this?

The Family Rights Registry — the global and national survey building an independent public record of what families report experiencing in family court.

02

What happens to my story?

Your submission can strengthen aggregate totals. Your full survey and contact details stay private; quotes and qualifying court-actor records require the sharing choice you made plus a separate human review.

03

When does a name become public?

Eligibility begins when three or more unrelated, approved submissions independently report the same court actor. A human still reviews the identity and publication record before the name appears.

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What the survey asks about

Evidence suppression, perjury, denial of timely hearings, ex-parte communications, court transcripts, financial impact, and more.

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The report

I’M DONE BEING DISMISSED.

I investigate patterns.
I publish what they ignore.
I stand with families.

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Connection CirclesPrivate Verified Handle-first

JOIN THE PRIVATE, ANONYMOUS COMMUNITY OF VERIFIED FAMILIES.

Find others who reported the same court actor. Compare notes. Ask questions. Not alone.

Matched on your case

You're placed with families who reported the same court actors you did.

Private, moderated rooms

Invisible to the public and search engines. Meg steps in when a pattern emerges.

Ask Meg (3/month)

Monthly and yearly members can ask documentation and pattern questions from a room — public or private to Meg.

It joins the pattern

Your submission strengthens aggregate state totals. Actor publication requires three unrelated approved reports plus a human publication decision.

Meg surrounded by mini versions of herself doing every job — recording, reviewing surveys, designing, emailing, mailing lawmakers, moderating chats
No staff. No team. Just Meg.

Who’s behind this

I’M MEG. I COUNT WHAT COURTS DISMISS.

I’m an investigative journalist and a parent who lived this system. When my case was called an isolated incident, I started asking other families — and the answers haven’t stopped coming. Every number on this site is a family who trusted me with what happened to them. I verify, I count, and when enough families name the same person, I publish.

What families say

Doubled down on the abuse to the victim, failed the child, extorted the protective parent while letting the perpetrators alienate the child from a loving fit parent.
— Kalena · KS
We have lost years of time with our children. Jennifer Hagg has lied, bullied, and made false reports to the court.
— Jennifer Hagg Is a Fraud · KS
Failure of multiple systems including law enforcement, DCFS, and the judicial system has placed the wellbeing and safety of my daughter and myself at risk including financial, physical, and emotional devastation.
— Jaquelyn · CA

Family-reported submissions.

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