Eviction Defense In Michigan

Summary

In Michigan, the eviction process involves a notice period, filing a lawsuit, a court hearing, and a writ of eviction. If given 10 days to move, you can file a motion to stay the eviction, provide proof of payment, or consult legal aid. If the landlord lacks a certificate of occupancy, it may be illegal for them to rent the property, which can be used as a defense in court. Consult a local attorney for specific advice.

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Amber
Hello Amber! It's nice to meet you. How may I assist you with your legal issue today?
Eviction in Michigan
Hello Amber,
In Michigan, the eviction process includes:
- A notice period (depends on eviction reason)
- Filing a lawsuit
- Court hearing
- Writ of eviction
Can you please provide further details on your situation?
Went to court and was given 10 days to move can I do anything to stop it?
Hello Amber, in Michigan, you may:
- File a motion to stay the eviction.
- Provide proof of payment or agreement with the landlord.
- Consult a legal aid service.
Remember, the steps may differ based on the reason for eviction.
Can I get the eviction over turned because my landlord has no certificate of occupancy
Hello Amber, in Michigan:
- If a landlord doesn't have a certificate of occupancy, it could be illegal for them to rent the property.
- You can bring this up in court as a defense against eviction.
- Consult with a local attorney for specific advice.