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Detroit Michigan Proof of Service - Non Service
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This form is nonpublic because it contains personal identifying information (PII) that is protected from public inspection under MCR 1.109(D)(9)(a). Use this form to provide PII only for a person who is a defendant, respondent, or decedent. If the person is a plaintiff, petitioner, or other individual, use form MC 97a.
There are two ways to get a summons and complaint in front of an officer who can be served: either handing them over to the person in charge of the office or mailing them to the officer's office through registered mail.
Michigan has three trial courts?circuit, district, and probate. Court Holidays are in accordance with MCR 8.110(D).
A summons is an official notice from the Court notifying the defendant(s) they are being sued. The summons also informs the defendant(s) that they must answer the complaint in a certain amount of time. If the complaint is not properly served on the defendant(s), the case may not proceed.
State Court Administrator Based on statutes and court rules, the State Court Administrative Office provides guidance and management support to trial courts statewide. Click the button for contact info and more on what SCAO does and doesn't do.
Use this form to provide PII only for a person who is a defendant, respondent, or decedent. If the person is a plaintiff, petitioner, or other individual, use form MC 97a. Instructions: ? When PII (such as date of birth) must be filed with the court on a public document, DO NOT include it on that public document.
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