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Probation is an option at sentencing, in which a Judge orders a defendant to be monitored by a Probation officer for a specific period of time. In most instances, a defendant is ordered to comply with certain conditions including, but not limited to, paying fines and costs, attending treatment programs, completing community service hours, and/or submitting to …

Most tickets may be paid online, but some citations are "Court Mandatory" (CM). If you receive a Court Mandatory citation, a court date will appear on your citation. If a court date is not shown on your citation, call the Court to schedule an appearance. The fine schedule applies to payments made prior to court appearance. To plead guilty or admit responsibility with …

Be sure that your claim is against the proper party (legal name) & know the party's correct address. Be sure that you are starting your case in the correct District Court (venue). Prepare a carbon pack "summons and complaint" - 2 part form MC01 3/06 and MC01a 3/85 or 4 copies of each form - forms can be obtained at any District Court or from our General Civil Forms Section. Pay a filing fee ...

The Criminal Division handles felony and misdemeanor cases. For felony cases, the district court is responsible for the arraignment of the defendant as well as the pre-exam conference and preliminary examination. For misdemeanor cases, the district court retains jurisdiction of the case from arraignment to sentencing. Make Your 48th District Payments Online FAQ

Judge Diane D'Agostini was elected a 48th District Judge in 2000 and has been reelected in three subsequent elections winning all precincts in each election. She presides over criminal (misdemeanor and felony) cases, civil matters up to $25,000, landlord-tenant and traffic cases handling bench and jury trials, pleas, motions, sentencing, arraignments, search warrants, formal hearings and other ...

Cash - ATM available at entrance. Check payable to: 48th District Court Credit/Debit Card: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover and electronic checks. Personal/Business checks will not be accepted to recall a warrant or for any payment which requires a license clearance. PLEASE NOTE: A fee of $30.00 shall be applied to checks returned by the bank.

Judge Marc Barron Judicial Assistant Vickie Elliott 248-686-5128 [email protected] Judicial Staff Attorney Tiffany Thacher 248-686-5127 [email protected] Probation Office Jackie Hemphill 248-686-5170 [email protected] Criminal Clerk Kelsey Ludlow 248-686-5164 [email protected] Civil Clerk Irene Childs 248-686-5144 [email protected]

If there is a claim for a money judgment on a landlord tenant case the District Court has jurisdiction up to $25,000.00. If a claim for money exceeds the court's jurisdiction, the District Court determines the possession issue and the Circuit Court determines the money portion. Partnerships may not be represented in court by officers, directors, or other employees who are not licensed to ...

You must wait 21 days after your small claims judgment was signed before you can file a discovery subpoena. Complete the front of the Subpoena-Order to Appear - MC11 form and the Affidavit for Judgment Debtor Examination on the back of the form. The filing fee is $15 (payable in U.S. funds to 48th District Court). The court will schedule a hearing date and the judge must sign the subpoena ...