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This article provides a summary of how the Do-It-Yourself Divorce tool works, and lists information you need to complete it. You will save time if you know what to expect and have the information you need.
Use this tool to name someone to make decisions about your physical and mental health care if you can't make those decisions for yourself.
Use this tool to prepare a letter asking your landlord to return your security deposit after you have moved out of your home.
Use this tool to prepare the form to ask a court to make an accommodation for you if you have a disability. You can ask a court to accommodate your needs so that you can fully participate in a court activity such as a hearing, jury duty, mediation, or some other event in a court.
Use this tool to draft forms to ask the court to change your name, your child's name, or your family's name.
Use this tool to prepare forms to give someone else temporary legal power to make decisions for your child.
Use this tool to prepare forms to answer or respond to a motion your child’s other parent filed asking the court for a change to your current parenting time order.
Use this tool to prepare the forms you can use to respond when someone has sued you to collect a debt.
Use this tool to prepare a quitclaim deed to transfer Michigan real estate that was awarded to you or your ex-spouse in your divorce or separate maintenance case. You will go to the LawHelp Interactive website to do this interview.
Use this tool to draft a Michigan Statutory Will. After you answer the questions, your finished Will and instructions for next steps will be ready to print.
Use this tool developed by The Kimble Center for Legal Drafting at Cooley Law School to fill out a power of attorney for legal and financial matters.
Use this tool to draft forms to ask the court to allow you to move after a divorce or separation.
Use this tool to prepare forms to start a case in Small Claims Court. Small Claims cases are for civil disputes involving $7,000 or less, and are only for people representing themselves.
Use this tool to prepare the forms to finish your divorce in Michigan. Use this tool if all you need is a Judgment of Divorce and the forms that go with it.
Use this tool to fill out the forms you need to ask a judge to set aside a juvenile adjudication. An adjudication that is set aside cannot be seen by the public.
If you don't speak or understand English very well, you can ask the court for an interpreter. Use this tool to draft a form to ask the court to get an interpreter for you. You can also use this tool to draft the form you use to ask someone to review the court’s denial of your request for an interpreter.
Use this tool to complete forms to distribute property if a decedent had a small estate.
If your wages, taxes, or bank accounts are being garnished incorrectly, use this tool to prepare forms to object to the garnishment.