Get Mi Mc 10 2013-2025

The MI MC 10 is an essential form used in civil court proceedings in Michigan. This guide provides a comprehensive approach to filling out the MI MC 10 online, ensuring clarity and ease for users, regardless of their legal experience.

Follow the steps to complete the MI MC 10 form online:

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to retrieve the MI MC 10 form and open it in the available editor.
2. Enter the judicial district and judicial circuit in the designated fields at the top of the form.
3. Fill in the case number, ensuring you provide the correct identification for your civil matter.
4. Input the names of the plaintiff(s) and defendant(s) in the appropriate sections.
5. Provide the contact information for the plaintiff's or their attorney’s name, address, and telephone number.
6. Indicate whether the judgment is for or against the defendant, and select the type of trial (summary disposition or consent) or mention if it's a default judgment.
7. For the dismissal section, specify whether it is without prejudice, with prejudice, or no cause of action if applicable.
8. List the damages and costs in the corresponding fields, including breakdowns for filing fees, jury fees, motion fees, and service fees.
9. Calculate and record the total judgment amount, noting that this amount will accrue interest from the filing date of the complaint.
10. If applicable, outline any installment payment plans for the defendant, specifying the payment amount and schedule.
11. Check the box to indicate if this judgment resolves the last pending claim and closes the case.
12. Insert the judgment date and provide the signatures of the judge/court clerk, plaintiff/attorney, and defendant/attorney.
13. Complete the statutory interest section if applicable, detailing any accrued interest and the relevant statutory rates.
14. Finally, sign and date the certificate of mailing, certifying that you have sent a copy of the judgment to all involved parties.

Complete the MI MC 10 form online for efficient processing of your civil court case.