The Michigan Notice of Filing Exhibits In The Traditional Manner is a type of document used in Michigan courts to present evidence in a case. It is used to inform the court of the evidence being presented and must be accompanied by a copy of the exhibit. The notice is typically filed before the trial or hearing begins and is used to provide the court and the opposing party with a description of the evidence to be presented. There are different types of Michigan Notice of Filing Exhibits In The Traditional Manner, including: • Notice of Filing Documentary Evidence: This type of notice is used when presenting documents such as contracts, deeds, and other written records as evidence. • Notice of Filing Real Evidence: This type of notice is used when presenting tangible items such as photographs, physical objects, and audio and video recordings as evidence. • Notice of Filing Testimonial Evidence: This type of notice is used when presenting testimony from witnesses, experts, and other individuals as evidence.