Branch County Circuit Court, Michigan Document Filing Requirements
2 rules from official source documents
Required elements, certificates, and structural requirements for court documents.
- Applies to
- Family court plan
The Family Court Plan must be submitted to the SCAO for approval and filing.
Supreme Court Administrative Order 2003-2 requires the Family Court Plan to be submitted for approval to the State Court Administrative Office (SCAO) for filing in accordance with the statute and guidelines provided by the SCAO.
- Applies to
- Plan
In the event the County Clerk does not deputize said employees, the Clerk shall submit to both the Circuit Court Judge and the Probate /Family Division Judge within seven days, a plan for how the files shall be maintained, how filings and payments shall be accepted and who shall have the responsibility to account for the monies received.
In the event the County Clerk does not deputize said employees, the Clerk shall submit to both the Circuit Court Judge and the Probate /Family Division Judge within seven days, a plan for how the files shall be maintained, how filings and payments shall be accepted and who shall have the responsibility to account for the monies received.
What must be included with family court plan filings in Branch County Circuit Court, Michigan?
The Family Court Plan must be submitted to the SCAO for approval and filing.
What must be included with plan filings in Branch County Circuit Court, Michigan?
In the event the County Clerk does not deputize said employees, the Clerk shall submit to both the Circuit Court Judge and the Probate /Family Division Judge within seven days, a plan for how the files shall be maintained, how filings and payments shall be accepted and who shall have the responsibility to account for the monies received.
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