Roscommon County Circuit Court, Michigan
Court-Level Rules, Filing Procedures & Policies
Document Filing Requirements2 rules
Any letter of concurrence or disagreement with the Plan authored by the County Clerk regarding management of court records shall be submitted to the SCAO with the submission of the Family Court Plan for approval.
Written requests for Zoom appearances may be filed, and the court makes a judicial determination under MCR 2.408.
Court's wording
Remote Proceedings. The 34"h Circuit Court complies with the Court Rule regarding remote proceedings by allowing written requests for Zoom appearances to be filed and a judicial determination to be made on said Zoom requests pursuant to the requirements in MCR 2.408.
Filing & Service rules
Electronic Filing Rules
Ogemaw County family court filings are generally accepted only in person or by mail, though a user may request an alternative filing method that 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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Roscommon County family court filings may be submitted in person, by mail, or by e-mail to the court that accepts the filing.
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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Chambers Communication Rules
Before e-filing, a court user should contact the appropriate filing office to confirm that e-filing is permitted and to obtain the correct e-mail 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 scheduling clerk generally handles family-division scheduling, except for juvenile cases handled by the juvenile register; either may be contacted at the Roscommon County Probate/Family Court Office.
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 filing office to request an alternative filing method, which may be allowed upon review.
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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The family court scheduling clerk generally handles family-division scheduling and may be contacted at Ogemaw County Probate Court.
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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