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What is the maximum amount I can claim in a general civil suit? The jurisdictional limit for a general civil suit is $25,000.00.

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What is the maximum amount I can claim in a general civil suit? The jurisdictional limit for a general civil suit is $25,000.00.

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I was just served a summons and complaint. Do I need an attorney? Michigan law requires all corporations, limited liability companies and partnerships to be represented by an attorney. If you are being sued individually, you may be represented by an attorney if you choose. Back to top I received a default judgement in the mail. What can I do? If you disagree with the default judgement, you may file a motion to have it set aside. There is a form available at the court for parties wishing to set aside a default judgement. If you believe the judgement is correct and would like to make payments, you may file a petition for installment payments. The form is available at the court. Back to top Can I stop a garnishment? If you believe a garnishment was improperly issued, you may file an objection to the garnishment. The form is available at the court. Parties may also petition for installment payments in response to a periodic (wage) garnishment.

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