Saturday, July 6, 2013

How to change bond terms in the state of Michigan? and Bond Falls

How to change bond terms in the state of Michigan?



My boyfriend is currently on bond in the state of Michigan. He would like to move to Florida. According to his bond stipulations he is not allowed to leave the state. His laywer is completely clueless and isn't doing his job very well - is there a way to get the terms of the bond changed so that he is allowed to leave the state and return for court appearances? Who would he speak to about this? This has been going on for 4 months already and he has been told it could take up to 6 more months - they are dragging it out! Is there anything he can do?


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Answer by MICon
Typically bond conditions are addressed at arraignment which would have occurred some time ago. I've managed to get bond conditions changed to allow out of state travel but you need a good reason and I'm not sure if they would allow an actual move. You'd need to make sure you have a very good explanation.

Since the arraignment has already passed there is no established procedure to address this so I can understand the uncertainty. I would probably suggest that a motion be filed for change in bond conditions. The motion would allow you to get the item before the judge, make your case, and receive a court order.

The motion process could be a bit of work but it's not too bad. You may already have other motions pending and they may be able to schedule this motion at the same time.

The person to talk to on this matter is his attorney. Actually HE needs to talk to his attorney. The attorney is really the only person who can address this at this time.


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Bond Falls is a 50' tall waterfall. This shows only half of the waterfall, the other half is on the right side of the tree on the right. Bond Falls is located near Paulding, Michigan on the Ontonagon River in the Upper Peninsula.



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