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JIS CODE: NOH

STATE OF MICHIGAN
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT - FAMILY DIVISION

COUNTY
Court address

NOTICE OF HEARING

CASE NO. PETITION NO.

Court telephone no.

In the matter of
name(s), alias(es), DOB

TO:

TAKE NOTICE:
Location

A hearing will be held on

Date

at
Time

at .
Bar no.

before

Judge/Referee

FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSE: Preliminary hearing Pretrial Trial Determination of support Hearing on violation of a minor personal protection order Dispositional review hearing (See advice of legal rights in item 2 below.*) Hearing to extend jurisdiction over the juvenile until 21 years of age; the juvenile has the right to an attorney at this hearing Permanency planning hearing to review the status of the child(ren) and the progress being made toward the child(ren)'s return home or permanent placement. Notice: The hearing may result in further proceedings to terminate parental rights. (See advice of rights in item 2 below.*) Hearing to terminate parental rights Post-termination review hearing (See advice of legal rights in item 2 below.*) Other:
Type of hearing

ADVICE OF LEGAL RIGHTS: 1. If you are the juvenile or respondent, you have a right to be represented by an attorney. If you desire to employ an attorney, you should do so immediately in order that s/he may be ready at the hearing date. If you are financially unable to employ an attorney, you must notify the court immediately upon receipt of this notice. If the court appoints an attorney, you may be required to reimburse the court in whole or in part for the cost of such services. * 2. If this hearing is a dispositional review hearing or a permanency planning hearing in a child protective proceeding, the parties have the right to participate in the hearing. Any information a party wishes to provide should be submitted in advance to the court, the agency, the lawyer-guardian ad litem for the child, or an attorney for one of the parties. 3. Court rules require the appointment of an attorney for minors in certain cases. If your child(ren) fall(s) under this category, an attorney will be appointed by the court. If you require special accommodations to use the court because of a disability or if you require a foreign language interpreter to help you to fully participate in court proceedings, please contact the court immediately to make arrangements. The Department of Human Services shall serve notice on the foster parent(s), preadoptive parent(s), and relative caregiver(s) of the child(ren) and shall file proof of that service with the court pursuant to 42 USC 629h and 45 CFR 1356.21(o). The court will confirm, at the hearing, that these persons have been notified. NOTE TO CLERK: Complete a separate Proof of Service form (JC 12a or JC 12b). The Department of Human Services (DHS) shall complete and file proof of service when the court requires DHS to serve notice.
JC 45 (9/07)

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NOTICE OF HEARING

MCL 712A.19(5), MCL 712A.19a, MCL 712A.19b, MCR 3.920(C), MCR 3.945(B)(1)(b), MCR 3.963(C)(2), MCR 3.975(B), MCR 3.976(C), MCR 3.977(C), MCR 3.978(B), MCR 3.985(C)