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Evictions
Navigate the Detroit eviction process with confidence
Whether you’re a landlord or a tenant, understanding your rights and responsibilities under Michigan eviction laws is crucial. Rebuild Detroit connects you with attorneys experienced in Detroit property disputes to ensure legal compliance and minimize conflict.
Tenant protection
Understand your rights, dispute unlawful claims, and receive guidance to avoid wrongful eviction.
Detroit-specific laws
Eviction proceedings in Wayne County follow strict local rules. Experienced attorneys help navigate timelines and filings.
Understanding the eviction process
In Detroit, an eviction begins with proper notice to the tenant. If the tenant fails to comply, the landlord may file in court. Attorneys help prepare documentation, represent clients in hearings, and ensure strict compliance with Michigan and local laws to avoid delays or dismissal.
Connect with an Eviction AttorneyLandlord and tenant rights in Detroit
- Landlords must provide proper notice before filing eviction (notice periods vary by type).
- Tenants have rights to contest eviction, request hearings, and remedy defaults.
- Eviction filings must comply with Wayne County court procedures and timelines.
Why an attorney is beneficial
- Reduce risk of mistakes in notice and filing process.
- Protect tenants’ rights and avoid illegal eviction claims.
- Help negotiate settlements or payment plans to avoid full court proceedings.
Eviction — Frequently Asked Questions
What notice is required before filing an eviction in Detroit?
Notice requirements vary by lease type and reason. Typically, a 7–30 day notice is needed depending on non-payment, lease violation, or month-to-month tenancy. Attorneys guide compliance.
Can tenants contest eviction?
Yes. Tenants can dispute claims, request hearings, and present defenses. Legal representation ensures their rights are protected.
How long does an eviction take?
Simple, uncontested evictions may resolve in a few weeks. Contested cases or procedural errors can extend the timeline significantly.
What happens after court judgment?
Successful landlords receive writs of restitution to reclaim property. Attorneys can advise on enforcement and compliance.
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