Summary
In Michigan, you can appeal a breach of contract decision within 21 days by filing a Notice of Appeal, paying the required fee, and submitting a completed claim of appeal form. To contest an invalid contract, you can prove it is fraudulent, unconscionable, or against public policy, or demonstrate impossibility of performance. To enforce a durable power of attorney at a nursing home, present your POA documents and seek legal help if necessary. You can also sue for non-compliance by gathering necessary documents, consulting an attorney, and filing a complaint in your local court. Fee waivers are available if you meet income requirements. As a POA, you can make financial, healthcare, and personal decisions, and file lawsuits on behalf of the individual you represent.Full Conversation
File an appeal for breach of contract
Hi ****, filing an appeal depends on jurisdiction. Could you please let me know your location so I can provide more accurate information?
Escanaba, MI
Hi ****, in Michigan, you can appeal a breach of contract decision within 21 days from the date of the order or judgment. Here are the steps:
- File a Notice of Appeal.
- Pay the required fee.
- Submit a completed claim of appeal form.
- Wait for a hearing date.
Ensure all documents are filed with the appropriate court. You may need legal representation for this process.
How do I contest an invalid contract
Hi ****, to contest an invalid contract in Michigan, you can:
- Prove the contract is fraudulent, unconscionable, or against public policy.
- Demonstrate impossibility of performance.
- Show that there was a mistake, duress, or undue influence.
Legal representation is advisable in such matters.
How do I enforce a durable power of attorney at a nursing home
Hi ****, to enforce a durable power of attorney at a nursing home in Michigan, you should:
- Show the nursing home your power of attorney documents.
- If they refuse to comply, you can seek legal help.
- In extreme cases, you may need to sue the nursing home for non-compliance. Legal representation is recommended.
How to sue for non compliance
Hi ****, to sue for non-compliance in Michigan, you would typically:
- Gather all necessary documents, including the contract or agreement.
- Consult with an attorney.
- File a complaint in your local court.
- Serve the other party with a copy of the complaint.
- Attend the court hearing.
Legal representation is highly recommended for this process.
Can I request a fee waiver to sue
Hi ****, in Michigan, you can request a fee waiver to sue if you meet certain income requirements. You'll need to:
- Fill out a Fee Waiver Request form.
- Provide proof of income.
- Submit the form to the court.
Approval is at the court's discretion. Legal advice is recommended.
What powers do I have a a POA
As a Power of Attorney (POA) in Michigan, you can:
- Make financial decisions.
- Make healthcare decisions.
- Make personal decisions, including living arrangements.
- Manage real estate and other property.
These powers depend on the specifics of the POA document. Always review it carefully.
How can I enforce a POA at a nursing home?
As a POA in Michigan, to enforce your rights at a nursing home:
- Present your POA document to the nursing home.
- Involve an attorney, if they refuse to comply.
- In severe cases, you can file a lawsuit against the nursing home for non-compliance.
Can I filea lawsuit as a POA
Yes, ****, as a Power of Attorney (POA) in Michigan, you can file a lawsuit on behalf of the individual you're representing, provided the POA document grants you this authority. Always consult with a legal professional to ensure correct procedure.
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