Five Stories that Matter in Michigan This Week – November 18, 2022
Bringing you five stories that matter in Michigan this week – November 18, 2022. Legal, legislative, and regulatory updates.
Proposed Modifications to Michigan Court Rules Seek to Make Pandemic-Inspired Changes Permanent, Making it Harder to Evict Tenants
Pursuant to recently proposed amendments to Michigan Court Rule 4.201, Michigan’s State Court Administrative Office has taken steps to make many pandemic-era changes to minimize evictions permanent.
Five Stories that Matter in Michigan This Week – November 11, 2022
Bringing you five stories that matter in Michigan this week – November 11, 2022. Legal, legislative, and regulatory updates.
Five Stories that Matter in Michigan This Week – October 28, 2022
Bringing you five stories that matter in Michigan this week – October 28, 2022. Legal, legislative, and regulatory updates.
Five Stories that Matter in Michigan This Week – July 22, 2022
Bringing you five stories that matter in Michigan this week – July 22, 2022. Legal, legislative, and regulatory updates.
Five Stories that Matter in Michigan This Week – July 8, 2022
Bringing you five stories that matter in Michigan this week – July 8, 2022. Legal, legislative, and regulatory updates.
Five Stories that Matter in Michigan This Week – July 1, 2022
Bringing you five stories that matter in Michigan this week – July 1, 2022. Legal, legislative, and regulatory updates.
Michigan HB 4722 Would Limit Local Governments’ Ability to Regulate Short-Term Rentals
Local communities will be limited in their ability to regulate short-term housing rentals if a bill passed by the Michigan House of Representatives, House Bill 4722 (“HB 4722”), becomes law.
Why You May Need a Certificate of Trust When Selling Real Estate in Michigan
One asset that many people put in their trusts is real estate, be it a primary residence, vacant land, or otherwise. In Michigan, to the extent that a trustee decides to sell real estate that is part of a living trust, a certificate of trust will be required at or before the real estate closing.
CDC Eviction Moratorium Struck Down – How Are Michigan Courts Responding
On August 26, 2021, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the CDC’s section eviction moratorium. At the time it was uncertain what this meant for Michigan courts handling evictions in light of the July 2 amendments to Michigan Supreme Court Administrative Order No. 2020-17.