The Michigan Request and Order for Court Appointed Appellate Counsel is a document used by the Michigan Supreme Court to appoint an attorney to represent a party in an appeal that is pending before the Supreme Court or the Michigan Court of Appeals. The document is used to appoint counsel for a party who is unable to afford the cost of appellate representation. There are two types of Michigan Request and Order for Court Appointed Appellate Counsel. The first type is the Request and Order for Appellate Counsel. This form is used to request the appointment of an attorney to represent a party in an appeal. The form must be completed and signed by the party requesting the appointment. The second type is the Order for Appellate Counsel. This form is used by the court to appoint an attorney to represent the party in an appeal. The form must be completed and signed by the court. The Michigan Request and Order for Court Appointed Appellate Counsel is an essential document for ensuring that parties have access to legal counsel in appellate proceedings.