Unlawful Eviction Rights Michigan

Summary

In Michigan, only a court order can legally evict a tenant. Landlords must provide a 30-day notice for month-to-month tenants. Eviction for renovations without proper notice is usually unlawful. Tenants should seek legal advice and document all communications with their landlord.

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Renovations and compliance a reason to evict a tenant
In Michigan, landlords can't evict a tenant just for renovations. If the tenant isn't complying with lease terms, the landlord must give them a chance to rectify. If not corrected within 7 days, eviction can proceed.
Am month to month
In Michigan, month-to-month tenants must be given a *-day eviction notice, unless there is a violation of lease terms. Does your landlord want to evict you for renovations?
Yup
In Michigan, landlords must provide a *-day notice to month-to-month tenants for eviction. If the eviction is due to renovations, you may have rights to resist this, particularly if your lease doesn't contain a clause about renovations. It's best to consult with a local attorney.
They said they evicting me because they have to do renovations and compliance then offered me cash for keys
Did you accept the "cash for keys" offer? If not, you might consider consulting with a local attorney or tenant rights organization. In Michigan, forced eviction for renovations may not be lawful, especially without adequate notice.
Will the judge give me more time or would he wanna now why am being evicted
In Michigan, a judge might grant more time if you request it during the eviction proceeding. The judge may also question the reason for eviction, especially if it's for renovations. It's important to consult with a local attorney for advice specific to your case.
I never got no court order or 30days either
In Michigan, you're entitled to a *-day notice for eviction. If you haven't received it, it's important to:
- Seek legal advice immediately
- Document all communications with your landlord
- Prepare to present your case in court if necessary
Remember, only a court order can legally evict you.
So with out that is a forced eviction correct
Yes, in Michigan, an eviction without a valid court order or without providing a proper *-day notice to a month-to-month tenant, is usually considered unlawful. You should seek legal advice immediately.
What can landlord do that to tenant
In Michigan, a landlord can:
- Evict a tenant with a valid court order.
- Give a *-day notice for eviction to month-to-month tenants.
- Evict for violation of lease terms, given the tenant is provided a chance to rectify.
However, evicting without proper notice or for renovations may be considered unlawful.
Why do the landlord do this to tenant
Landlords may resort to such actions for a variety of reasons, including:
- To carry out necessary renovations
- To comply with housing regulations
- To terminate a month-to-month lease
However, in Michigan, they must follow proper eviction procedures. Unlawful eviction is illegal.
It's so unfair I was living peacefully
I understand your frustration. It seems like you're dealing with a tough situation. Have you already sought legal advice regarding your situation? In Michigan, there are legal services available that offer free or low-cost consultations.
Ii help legal aid she was no help though
I'm sorry to hear that. You might want to try reaching out to another local legal aid organization or a private attorney. In Michigan, many attorneys offer a free first consultation. Be sure to gather all your documents and communication with the landlord.