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Welcome to the Michigan Courts Self-Help Center
This site is designed to help you find legal assistance, learn about
Michigan law, and represent yourself in some legal matters. This site
does not provide legal advice. If you represent yourself, you are called
a "pro se" or "self-represented" litigant. All adult
citizens have the constitutional right to represent themselves in court.
If you experience difficulty navigating this site using the drop-down
menus, please use the site map.
Warning: Anyone with access to your computer can tell what internet
sites you have visited. If you are the victim of domestic violence, for
example, and you are researching how to get help through the internet,
you should be aware that anyone with access to your home computer may
be able to discover websites you have visited through your web browser's
cache or history functions. In this instance, it may be safer to access
the Internet at a local library or other public place. Keep in mind, however,
that computers at public locations may also store website information
that you cannot control. If in doubt, you should contact a local domestic
violence program or information provider. Local contact information can
be obtained by contacting the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE.
General Information
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