Tuscola County Circuit Court, Michigan Document Filing Requirements
2 rules from official source documents
Required elements, certificates, and structural requirements for court documents.
- Applies to
- Letter of concurrence or disagreement
The County Clerk’s letter of concurrence or disagreement must be submitted to the SCAO with the Family Court Plan for approval.
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.
- Applies to
- Remote proceeding request
A request must be completed to seek a remote proceeding, and the Court decides whether to permit a remote hearing based on its nature.
Pursuant to MCR 2.408, the Court allows for remote proceedings upon the completion of a request. A request form is located on the Court's website. It is in the discretion of the Court to permit remote hearing based upon the nature of the hearing.
What must be included with letter of concurrence or disagreement filings in Tuscola County Circuit Court, Michigan?
The County Clerk’s letter of concurrence or disagreement must be submitted to the SCAO with the Family Court Plan for approval.
What must be included with remote proceeding request filings in Tuscola County Circuit Court, Michigan?
A request must be completed to seek a remote proceeding, and the Court decides whether to permit a remote hearing based on its nature.
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