Ogemaw County Circuit Court, Michigan
Court-Level Rules, Filing Procedures & Policies
Document Filing Requirements1 rule
The family court plan must be submitted to the SCAO for approval and filing.
Court's wording
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.
Filing & Service rules
Electronic Filing Rules
Family court filings are accepted in person, by mail, or electronically by e-mail to the court that accepts the filings.
Family court filings are accepted in person, by mail, or electronically by e-mail to the court that accepts the filings.
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Family court filings in Ogemaw County are generally accepted only in person or by mail; a user may request an alternative method from the appropriate office, which may be allowed upon review.
In general, family court filings are only accepted in person or by mail. A court user may contact the Ogemaw County Clerk's Office or Ogemaw County Probate Court (depending on case type, as outlined above) to request an alternative filing method, which may be allowed upon review.
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Chambers Communication Rules
Before filing electronically, court users should contact the appropriate filing office or court to confirm that electronic filing is allowed and to obtain the correct email address.
A court user should contact the Office of Central Filing or Roscommon County Probate/Family Court (depending on case type, as outlined above) prior to electronic filing to ensure that the filing is allowable via electronic means and is sent to the correct e-mail address.
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The Ogemaw County family court scheduling clerk may be contacted at Ogemaw County Probate Court about family-division scheduling.
In general, the family court judge's scheduling clerk handles case scheduling for the family division. The family court scheduling clerk may be contacted at Ogemaw County Probate Court.
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For family-division scheduling, the scheduling clerk may be contacted at the Roscommon County Probate/Family Court Office; juvenile cases are handled by the juvenile register, who may also be contacted there.
In general, the family court judge's scheduling clerk handles case scheduling for the family division with the exception of juvenile cases (handled by the juvenile register). The family court scheduling clerk and juvenile register may both be contacted at the Roscommon County Probate/Family Court Office.
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A court user may contact the appropriate Ogemaw County office to request an alternative filing method, which may be allowed upon review.
In general, family court filings are only accepted in person or by mail. A court user may contact the Ogemaw County Clerk's Office or Ogemaw County Probate Court (depending on case type, as outlined above) to request an alternative filing method, which may be allowed upon review.
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