Taylor Frankie Paul Loses Parenting Time After Alleged Failed Drug Tests in Custody Disputes
Social media influencer Taylor Frankie Paul has seen her parenting time reduced following allegations that she failed multiple court-ordered drug tests, according to sources familiar with the legal proceedings. The development comes amid ongoing custody disputes involving her ex-husband Tate Paul and former boyfriend Dakota Mortensen.
Court-Ordered Testing Leads to Custody Modification
TMZ reports that the reduction in parenting time stems directly from the alleged failed drug screenings, which were mandated as part of the custody arrangements. Sources close to the case indicate the test results triggered an immediate review of the existing parenting schedule.
Complex Custody Landscape
The situation involves multiple parties across two separate custody matters. Paul shares children with both Tate Paul, her former husband, and Dakota Mortensen, her ex-boyfriend. The alleged failed tests have implications for parenting time agreements with both fathers.
Neither Tate Paul nor Dakota Mortensen has issued public statements regarding the latest court developments. Legal representatives for the involved parties have not responded to requests for comment.
Ongoing Legal Proceedings
The custody modifications reflect the family court’s priority on child welfare and safety. Failed court-ordered drug tests typically carry significant weight in custody determinations, often resulting in supervised visitation or reduced parenting time until compliance requirements are met.
Paul, known for her presence on TikTok and participation in the “MomTok” community, has not publicly addressed the reports. The case remains active in family court.
