Michigan Eviction Defense Tips

Summary

The eviction process in Michigan involves a written notice, a court complaint, a hearing, and a judgment. To fight an eviction, ensure the notice is legally served, check for errors, attend the court hearing, and seek legal assistance. Free legal help can be found through the Michigan Legal Help website, the State Bar of Michigans Pro Bono Initiative, and local legal aid agencies. Availability may depend on income and case type.

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Trying to findnhelp for my mom
Hello Chrystal, I'm here to help. Could you please clarify what kind of legal assistance your mom needs? Also, could you please tell me your location?
Michigan eviction
Hello Chrystal, in Michigan, the eviction process includes:
*. A written notice
*. A complaint in District Court
*. A court hearing
*. A judgment ordering eviction
*. Execution of the order by a court officer
Would you like information on specific steps or defenses against eviction?
How to fight a eviction
To fight an eviction in Michigan, consider these points:
*. Ensure the eviction notice is legally served.
*. Check the notice for errors.
*. Attend the court hearing and present your defense.
*. Seek legal assistance.
Remember, this information is general advice and might not apply to every situation.
Need lawyer
To find a lawyer in Michigan, you can:
*. Check the Michigan State Bar Association's lawyer referral service.
*. Contact legal aid societies in your area.
*. Reach out to law schools for pro bono clinics.
Remember to choose a lawyer who specializes in landlord-tenant laws.
How to find free lawyer
To find a free lawyer in Michigan:
*. Check the Michigan Legal Help website.
*. Contact the State Bar of Michigan's Pro Bono Initiative.
*. Reach out to Michigan legal aid agencies.
*. Contact law schools for free legal clinics.
Remember, availability may depend on your income and case type.