After three of Kelli Bryant's children were found living alone in squalor in a Pontiac rental home, a judge initially set her bond at $250 million.

A judge lowered the bond for Kelli Bryant, a mother accused of child abuse, from $250 million to $50,000 under conditions including no contact with children and electronic monitoring.

A judge dramatically reduced the bond for an Oakland County mother who is accused of abandoning her three children, leaving them to live alone for years inside a filthy home.

A huge bond set for Kelli Bryant, a Pontiac mother accused of abandoning her children for years, was dropped significantly during a court hearing Friday.

A judge modified bond Friday for Kelli Bryant, the Pontiac woman accused of abandoning her children and leaving them to live in squalor for years.

On Friday, 50th District Court Judge Cynthia Thomas Walker reduced 34-year-old Kelli Bryant's bond to $50,000 cash.

PONTIAC, MI -- Kelli Bryant, the woman accused of abandoning her three children for nearly five years appeared in court Tuesday for a preliminary examination. Bryant, 34, only spoke to confirm her name during the proceedings, while her attorney, Cecilia Quirindongo pressed Judge Cynthia Thomas Walker on a pair of requests related to the case.

Kelli Bryant was charged with three counts of first-degree child abuse last month and given a $250 million cash bond. That bond was dropped down to $50,000 cash. Her attorney, Cecilia Quirindongo-Baunsoe,