Davison, MI asked in Domestic Violence for Michigan

Q: What do I do my ex filed twice for domestic violence I have never touched her

Both is false she did it to get a place to live and free housing I gave her a ride dropped her off she took 200 of my money went with a drug addict I am with my wife. And my son currently fighting for my kids cause she got them put in foster care I got a warrant in the mail today and don't wanna go to jail for something I did not do what do I do I'm freaking out thanks

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Brent T. Geers
Brent T. Geers
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  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Grand Rapids, MI
  • Licensed in Michigan

A: Contact a local criminal attorney who can work with you to facilitate turning yourself in with as little hassle as possible to begin the criminal case process. All this will play out in court now, and if her allegations are baseless, that will come out in the court process. What you do not want to do is put your head in the sand; with a warrant out, you run the risk of being picked up and put in jail at anytime...and more often than not, it would be at precisely the most inconvenient time. Arrange to turn yourself in with a lawyer to at least gain some control over that aspect of the situation.

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