50 CENT SCORES 2 BIG 'SCREW YOUs' AGAINST HIS BABY MAMA IN HOUSE-FIRE/CHILD SUPPORT MADNESS.

In 50 Cent's latest baby mama drama, the courts have reportedly granted the rapper with brief visitation with his 11-year-old son Marquise. 50 and his baby mama, Shaniqua Tompkins are still at odds (and each other's throats) in the latest legal battle over a recent blaze which left his Long Island, New York home destroyed. Tomkins and Marquise had been residing at the home when was the police have called a 'suspicious' fire burned the mutha down. Anyhoo, Tompkins was recently granted a restraining order against her ex, preventing the star from being on the same premises as her. The 33-year-old rapper, who once did time for selling crack, was in Suffolk County Court in Central Islip to ask Judge David Freundlich for permission to take the boy on vacation from Aug. 3 to Aug. 12. Freundlich ordered the quickie drug test - at the request of the boy's guardian - and the G-Unit frontman did not hesitate. "I haven't seen my son in a while. That's why I came here today," the rapper said after he passed the test and was awarded unrestricted visitation with his son.

"It was a little bit of a bomb," the legal guardian, Theresa Mari, admitted afterward. Mari did not object to the father-son get together once the test came back negative. "I think it's beneficial for Marquise to spend time with his dad, and he wants to spend time with his dad," Mari said. Tompkins, was also ordered to undergo drug testing. Her results came back positive for opiates, but she blamed it on codeine-laced cough syrup she has been taking. The trial is set to resume on September 15, 2008). Tompkins said she was uncomfortable with Marquise's upcoming visit with his father. "That's just an honest, nondefamation opinion," she added.

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In more related baby mama drama news, 50 has also been awarded the right to keep using his lawyer Brett Kimmel after beating a bid from Tompkins to have him thrown off the case. Tompkins claimed Kimmel had a conflict of interest, because she attempted to hire him to represent her during her child support battle with 50 Cent three years ago. But Kimmel and the rapper successfully argued the two cases are unrelated and that Kimmel never had an attorney-client relationship with her. New York judge Carol Edmead has thrown out the bid. 50 Cent is also attempting to overturn a court decision to freeze insurance money on the New York house.