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Note, current SCAO approved forms are available online. Division Forms. The Washtenaw County Trial Court uses several forms and applications specially designed to conform to its unique procedures. Select from below for a list of forms used by specific divisions: Central Assignment Forms (Scheduling Office and Case Evaluation) Civil and Criminal ...
- Central Assignment Forms
Central Assignment Forms - Forms | Washtenaw County, MI
- Family Division Forms
Family Division Forms - Forms | Washtenaw County, MI
- Civil & Criminal Forms
Civil & Criminal Forms - Forms | Washtenaw County, MI
- General Forms
General Forms - Forms | Washtenaw County, MI
- Central Assignment Forms
These forms apply to specific Washtenaw County OCED HUD (CDBG, HOME, ESG) funded Section 3 covered housing construction and rehab projects and public construction projects with an executed contract on or after July 1, 2021. These forms follow the new Section 3 Final Rule (24 CFR Part 75).
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These forms are for businesses whose business owners reside in other U.S. Counties and workers who reside in other U.S. Counties outside of Washtenaw County for Section 3 self-certification for Washtenaw County OCED housing and infrastructure construction projects.
- For What Reasons Can Tenants Be Evicted from Their Rental Property?
- What Procedures Does A Landlord Have to Follow to Evict A Tenant?
- What Do I Do If I Receive One of These Two Legal Forms from My Landlord?
- What Happens When The Seven Days Or Month Have expired?
- What Happens When I Show Up on My Court Date as Either A Landlord Or A Tenant?
- What If The Conditions of The Judgment Are Not followed?
- Will A Tenant Be Notified If A Order of Eviction Has Been filed?
- What Happens If A Order of Eviction Is Approved by The Judge?
- How Can I File A Complaint Against My Landlord?
Under the law, tenants can be evicted for not paying their rent, damage to the property, violation of written lease provisions, or for no reason as long as it doesn't violate the law.
Before a case is filed with the Landlord-Tenant Division of the 36th District Court, there are a number of steps a landlord must take before a tenant can be evicted. A landlord must fill out and issue to a tenant one of two forms: the "Notice to Quit" or "Demand For Possession". These forms can be purchased at the Civil Division cashier's window on...
If you receive a Notice to Quit or Demand for Possession from your landlord, it means that the landlord wants to regain possession of the property that you are renting. You have within the time frame indicated on the form to correct the situation, pay the rent owed, move or seek legal advice. Failure to comply may result in a case being filed again...
When the time period expires after you have been served with the appropriate papers, a landlord can start legal action against a tenant. When filing these documents, a landlord must have the necessary filing fee. Once the complaint and summons are filed with the Landlord-Tenant Division staff, a hearing date will be set. You are responsible for ser...
The landlord must provide a completed judgment form and stamped envelope for each tenant in the case, with the court address as the return address. Remember, both the landlord and the tenant have the right to have an attorney present during this court hearing and to request a jury trial. Evidence, including any witnesses, that you believe would sup...
If a tenant fails to pay rent by the date required, or to move by the date ordered in the judgment, the landlord has the right to request a court order (Order of Eviction) to have you evicted.
Yes. The Landlord-Tenant Division staff will send you a notice with a copy of the Order attached informing you that an Order has been filed and, if a Writ hearing has been set by the judge, the date of the hearing. If you feel that there is a good reason why you should not be evicted from the property, you must request a Stay (delay) of the Writ at...
An Order must be signed by a judge. Only a court officer has the authority to execute the Order and remove your possessions from the property. A landlord cannot carry out an Order and evict you.
If you feel that you have legitimate complaint against your landlord, you can contact the City of Detroit Rental Inspector regarding property repair at (313) 224-2733. It is important that you keep a record on everything that has occurred that will support your complaint (i.e. names, dates, problems, receipts etc). If you file a complaint against y...
Apr 8, 2024 · There is just one week to go before the April 15th tax deadline hits. Qualified Washtenaw County residents can access free tax preparation assistance from trained professionals. The amount of credits and refunds some are receiving are proving to be life changing. Megan Thibus from the United Way for Southeastern Michigan discusses the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program in a ...
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Washtenaw County Health Department Shares Community Health Assessment & Identified Health Priorities. Community health improvement efforts will focus on mental health, access to health care, and access to healthy food.
The Register of Deeds Office serves as the repository for real and personal property records for land situated in Washtenaw County, Michigan, including deeds, mortgages, and foreclosure records. Note: this office does not provide blank documents or forms for recording and cannot provide legal advice.
