Eviction Hearing Preparation Tips

Summary

In Michigan, tenants have the right to present their side during eviction hearings. Landlords must follow legal procedures, including providing a notice to quit before demanding their property back. Tenants should always attend hearings, bring relevant documents, and seek legal aid if necessary. If advised by legal aid to look for new housing, it may indicate the eviction process is likely to proceed. Always consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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What if am just there time go more time do the judge give you a chance to speak
Yes, during an eviction hearing in Michigan, the judge allows both parties to present their case. If you're seeking more time, you can request it during this hearing. Always come prepared with evidence to support your request.
Can a landlord just demand they property back with out a notice
In Michigan, a landlord cannot demand their property back without proper notice. Here are some key points:
- They must provide a notice to quit.
- The notice period usually is * or 30 days.
- Only after this period can they file for eviction.
Please consult a local attorney for detailed advice.
So bottom line they can not just move they probably back
In Michigan, landlords must follow the proper eviction process which includes providing a notice to quit. They cannot just take their property back without notice. It's always advisable to consult with a local attorney for personalized legal advice.
But what if my legal aid tells me to start looking at houses
If your legal aid advises you to start looking at other houses, it might be due to the likelihood of the eviction process proceeding. However, you should clarify this with your legal aid to understand their advice better. It's crucial to maintain open and clear communication.
Slp just because they have
I'm sorry, but I didn't quite understand your last message. Could you please provide more context or clarify what you're asking?
So just because they want it
I understand you're asking if a landlord can demand the property back just because they want it. In Michigan, a landlord cannot simply demand their property back without following the legal eviction process, which includes a proper notice. However, for more specific advice, you should consult with a local attorney.