In delinquency cases, venue is proper in the county in which the offense occurred or in which the juvenile is physically present. MCL 712A.2(a); MCR 3.926(A). Change of venue may be ordered in two circumstances:
“(1) for the convenience of the parties and witnesses, provided that a judge of the other court agrees to hear the case; or
(2) when an impartial trial cannot be had where the case is pending.” MCR 3.926(D).
“All costs of the proceeding in another county are to be borne by the court ordering the change of venue.” MCR 3.926(D).
“[A]fter [a] change of venue becomes effective, the transferee court has full jurisdiction of the action [under MCL 600.1653]; consequently, the transferor court has none[]” and may not “entertain any further proceedings[.]” Frankfurth, 297 Mich App at 656, 658 (holding that “because the trial court had entered an order changing . . . venue, it lost jurisdiction to entertain . . . [the plaintiff’s] motion for reconsideration[]” of the trial court’s order changing venue).