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Adam Lind Had ‘Substantial’ Amount Of Meth In System Hours Before Visit With Daughter

June 20 2017, Updated 11:20 a.m. ET

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Chelsea Houska’s ex-boyfriend Adam Lind tested positive for meth during a routine drug test as part of his custody battle with second baby mama Taylor Halbur in April. Now, Breaking Celebrity News can exclusively reveal proof of the Teen Mom 2 dad’s failed drug test!

In court papers obtained from Minnehaha County Circuit Court, Halbur requests Lind pay her attorney fees because she was forced to file a motion when he wouldn’t agree to enroll their daughter Paislee in a counseling program for her “concerning behavior.”

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In the filing, she claims Lind “engaged in drug usage of either steroids or methamphetamines,” which forced the court to grant drug testing.

“Plaintiff failed his third drug test and he tested positive for amphetamines and methamphetamines,” the court papers filed on April 18 read. “The methamphetamine result in his system was substantial and this was just over 24 hours before he was to have the parties’ minor child.”

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A copy of the April 6 report reveals 351ng/mL of amphetamine and 837ng/mL of methamphetamine was detected in his system.

Halbur claims she had “good cause” to bring the action for the “protection of her daughter.”

She also claims Lind “sporadically” pays child support. He generally pays when the State garnishes the funds from his bank account.

At the time, a source told Breaking Celebrity News that Houska, who shares daughter Aubree, 7, with Lind, will "not turn a blind eye to his behavior."

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“Chelsea is going to enforce the court’s order that Adam’s visits with Aubree be strictly supervised," the insider said.