Can I write plantiff to excuse some of the restitution I owe them?
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You can--there's nothing illegal about doing so. If you have an attorney, you should ask their opinion of doing so first; if you don't have an attorney yet, you should get one, since this can affect your legal rights. Be aware that anything you write may be used by plaintiff against you; e.g. if you take responsibility in letter.
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