Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Michigan
If someone frivolously files suit against someone else, hoping to get a monetary judgment , and the defendant is in no way guilty or even remotely connected with the charge, yet it is a Civil suit, does the "defendant" really need an attorney? Can they at least stand up and simply refute the charges? And secondly, will a judge just give the plaintiff "whatever they ask for' without weighing the complaint (against reality) and asking for proof?
1 Answer from Attorneys
It depends on the fact situation and the judge. My advice is to consult with an attorney, show him the lawsuit, discuss the situation, and, only when he has enough knowledge of the situation advise you how to proceed, with or without an attorney. It is difficult to assess the level of protection you need based on the limited facts you provided. Good luck
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