I disagree with the Referee’s recommended order, how do I file an objection?
  • The parties have the right to request a judicial (de novo) hearing if they appeared at the hearing. A judicial hearing may be obtained by filing a written objection and notice of hearing with the Circuit Court Clerk within 21 days after the recommended order is mailed to attorneys for the parties or the parties if they are not represented by counsel. Michigan Court Rules (MCR) 3.215 (E)
  • Prior to filing an objection, the date and time for the judicial hearing must be obtained by calling the Judicial Secretary.
  • A form is available from the Friend of the Court to file an objection and notice the objection for hearing.

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