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Can threatening words alone lead to a domestic violence charge in Michigan? While likely not meeting the threshold for criminal DV charges without physical contact, threats can still be assault or emotional abuse with serious legal implications.

• Assault creates fear of immediate harm (no touching needed); Battery is physical contact. • Threats alone are unlikely to result in DV criminal charges in Michigan, as police often look for physical contact (battery). • Police have discretion and often require evidence beyond just yelling for a DV arrest. • Threats causing fear *are* highly relevant for obtaining Personal Protection Orders (PPOs) and in divorce/custody cases. • Even without criminal charges, threatening behavior can constitute emotional abuse.

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For additional information, watch these videos: Michigan Law: Assault vs. Battery Explained - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=relvid24 How to Get a PPO (Personal Protection Order) in Michigan - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=relvid25

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