My question involves malpractice in the state of: Florida
I am not sure if I'm posting in the correct subject or not but I have recently given birth to a little boy. I got a visit from Dcf a month later and they claimed they were their because the hospital reported THC in my sons system. The case worker asked if I would be okay taking a test and I complied with their requested knowing there was no way it was possible since I'm not a smoker.
They sent me to a drug abuse center for testing and of course the tests came back negative for several drugs. The facilitator examined me and later showed me my hospital records showing all the drugs tests -THC as well as several others- had come back as nothing detected. She also showed me my sons records which showed the same results - none detected - and she said that when the case worker contacted them she said that the THC was reported in my system not my sons system.
The facilitator of the drug center tried to contact the case worker for a month and finally got in contact with her two months after I got a visit. The facilitator informed her that she didn't believe I should have had to take any tests or go into any program because both my tests records and my sons records came back negative. The case worker responded by saying she didn't know but unfortunately the hospital contacted and they had to open a case based off of the hospitals claims.
My question here is what should I do in this case if I've gotten ahold of my records and my sons records that do indeed show all the drug tests came back as none detected but I now have this case on my record.

