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What landlords need to know? 

The landlord must use the Michigan court system and the court reqirments in order to evict a tenant. A landlord in Michigan can evict a tenant if:

1.  A tenant fails to pay rent.Note: You must serve a tenat a notice to quit

2.  A tenant’s use of the property causes a serious continuing health hazard

3. A tenant’s use of the property causes an extensive and continuing physical injury to the property, involves illegal activities or violates the terms of the rental agreement.

4. A tenant does not move out after the lease is terminated.
 
5. Violation of lease agreement. 







Important Notice:  Before a landlord can evict the tenant, he/she must first give the tenant a Notice of Termination that tells the tenant what the problem is.  For some termination notices, the landlord must wait a specific number of days to see if the tenant corrects the problem before they can file the complaint with court. The number of days the tenant has to correct the problem is set out in the notice.  If the tenant does not correct the problem and/or does not move out, the landlord can file an lawsuit in district court and a hearing will be scheduled.


How To Evict A Tenant in Michigan?
Know Your Rights as a Landlord or Tenant

If you or someone you know needs a lawyer for Landlord Tenant 36th district court or any court in wayne county court in Wayne, oakland, macomb or detroit metro area, then you need a lawyer experienced handling landlord tenant matters in Wayne County, MI.

It is important to talk to a lawyer who is familiar with the rights and responsibilities of the landlord and of the tenant. We have over a decade of experience in assisting with conflicts in Detroit courts. Be sure to have us on your side. If you have any questions then be sure to contact us.

We handle

Commercial Landlord Tenant Cases
Landlords with one or two rentals
Residential Landlord Tenant Cases 

•A tenant can’t just stop paying rent if something doesn’t work. 
•A landlord can’t change the locks when rent is overdue.

30-Day Notice – A written notice from a landlord to a renter when there is no lease in place or there is a violation of lease, and the renter is up to date in rent. The landlord can tell the renter to move out, without having to have any particular reason, specifying a date on or after the date the rent has been paid through.

7-day Notice to Quit – This is a notification a landlord can send to a renter if one or more of the following is true: 

1.the renter is behind in rent;
2.the renter has caused substantial damage to the property;
3.the renter has committed a “nuisance” or crime on the property
Tenant's Rights Representation

If you are otherwise a good tenant, most landlords are willing to work with you if you are behind on rent. We can help even after eviction has commenced. Our lawyers  can represent commercial tenants or apartment dwellers in any situation:

Defense against eviction 
Negotiation of back rent (repay over time, partial repayment) 
Defense against collection actions 
Withheld security deposits 
Early termination of your lease 
Forcing landlords to make repairs or ensure safe housing conditions