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Practical Guide for Tenants and Landlords
Statewide plain-language guide covering rental relationships, notices, court process, judgments and common tenant-landlord questions.
Contact: Official publication
Hours: Online
Languages: English
Eviction Resource Hub
Situation-based eviction information for nonpayment, lease termination, lockouts, subsidized housing, mobile homes, judgments, forms and court preparation.
Contact: Official website
Hours: Online
Languages: English, Spanish
Trial Court Directory
Official directory for locating the district court serving the rental property and confirming court contact information.
Contact: Official website
Hours: Online
Languages: English
Landlord-Tenant Forms
Official forms and instructions. Confirm the correct form and filing requirement with the court.
Contact: Official website
Hours: Online
Languages: English
Housing Resource Library
Free legal information and referral guidance. Representation is not guaranteed.
Contact: Official website
Hours: Online
Languages: English, Spanish
Guide to Legal Help
Guided tool for legal information and possible referrals based on location and situation. Assistance is not guaranteed.
Contact: Official website
Hours: Online
Languages: English, Spanish
Office of Eviction Defense — Right to Counsel
Detroit tenants facing eviction may qualify for free legal help. Eligibility and availability must be confirmed.
Contact: 866-313-2520
Hours: Confirm current intake hours
Languages: English, Arabic, Spanish resources available
Steps to Eviction
City-specific overview of the Detroit eviction process. Use for Detroit context and confirm current case details with the 36th District Court.
Contact: Official city website
Hours: Online
Languages: English
Eviction Defense and Legal Services
Free housing legal services for eligible low-income Detroit residents facing eviction or related housing problems. Intake is required.
Contact: Eviction Defense Hotline: 313-725-4646
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.; confirm before visiting
Languages: Confirm with program
Free Civil Legal Services
May serve eligible people with low income, older adults, and survivors of domestic violence or sexual assault. Intake is required.
Contact: 888-783-8190
Hours: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 9 a.m.–5 p.m.; Wednesday 9 a.m.–6 p.m.; Friday 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
Languages: Interpretation may be available; confirm with program
Eviction and Foreclosure Prevention Directory
County directory for eviction prevention, housing assistance, mediation and legal-help contacts. Each provider controls eligibility.
Contact: Official county directory
Hours: Online
Languages: Confirm with listed provider
Grand Rapids Office
May provide free legal advice or representation for eligible people with housing problems. Screening and intake are required.
Contact: 616-774-0672
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–noon and 1–4:30 p.m.
Languages: Interpretation available at no cost
Kent County Legal Self-Help
Legal self-help assistance for people handling matters without a lawyer, including rental disputes. It does not provide representation.
Contact: 616-632-6000
Hours: Confirm current service hours
Languages: Confirm with center
Flint Office — Civil Legal Help
May provide free civil legal help to eligible low-income residents and older adults. Screening is required.
Contact: 800-322-4512
Hours: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.; confirm walk-in availability
Languages: Confirm with program
Genesee County Legal Resource Center
Court-based legal resource center for people navigating civil matters without counsel. It does not replace an attorney.
Contact: Official court website
Hours: Confirm current service hours
Languages: Confirm with center