Legal Question in Criminal Law in Michigan

I am a single mother of two children who goes to school full time and currently works two jobs to try to keep my head above water. I am being charged with unemployment fraud for i think 10,000. I have never been in trouble, and about to enter into a bachelor program. I can barely pay my bills now. Whats gonna happen to me. I still have to go to arraignment.


Asked on 4/13/11, 3:14 pm

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Jules Fiani Law Offices of Jules N. Fiani

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Answered on 4/13/11, 6:24 pm
Daniel Hajji Daniel Hajji & Associates

In Michigan, fraud charges can vary greatly and even charges which are considered less serious can have a huge negative impact on your life. This type of charge can even be brought against those who have unknowingly filled out a form incorrectly. Even this seemingly inconsequential act can carry heavy penalties. Sadly, without an attorney, unsuspecting individuals may believe that they can get their charges dropped. Without the help of a lawyer you may be forced to serve jail time and pay large fines. If you are asked to speak with an investigator, inform them that you will be speaking with your attorney first, and do so.

If you contact an attorney from our firm, you have a better chance of building a strong defense before it is too late. Attorney Daniel Hajji is well-respected by his peers for his outstanding work in criminal defense. If you need an attorney, don't delay; have your case reviewed immediately.

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Answered on 4/14/11, 3:02 am


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