Legal Question in Family Law in Michigan
fraud written letter
i am accused of wrriting a letter. The prosecuter in michigan has had this letter now for almost 9 months. I have been in many different courts to prove this letter originated from the person that filed the P.P.o. I recinded the order filed, we were to go for mediation to resolve the supposed connflict. The person was a no show. I have went before the Friend of the Court to prove that i did not write this letter. This case involves a very young child, the supposed letter has harm involved to many people. MY QUESTION IS THIS: How long can they,(meaning the prosecuters) keep this on record without looking into it and letting me have my say?? I have called many,many times to find out the satis of the case. the prosucuters office can only tell me they are still reveiving the case. How long before i get my say in this to prove this was not something that I did and someone else did??????????????
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: fraud written letter
To Whom It May Concern:
This is in response to your email of September 25, 2001, which this office received on November 6, 2001.
If I understand your question correctly, you are subject to a Personal Protection Order. During the time that the Personal Protection Order was in affect you are accused of writing a letter in violation of the Personal Protection Order and the Prosecutor�s office has been reviewing the matter but has not acted. Without knowing more details, I can advise you that until the Prosecutor brings an action you are not in violation of the Personal Protection Order. If the Prosecutor fails to bring an action before the Personal Protection Order terminates, it is unlikely that there will be any sort of consequence. In short, the answer to your question is that the Prosecutor can bring an action for violation of a Personal Protection Order through at least until the termination date of the Personal Protection Order.
Sincerely,
Michael D. Eberth
(313) 561-5700