A Michigan Statement Regarding Corporate Ownership in an Adversary Proceeding is a document that is filed by a defendant in a Michigan court when the defendant is a corporation or any other type of legal entity. The statement is used to identify and describe the corporate ownership structure of the defendant, including the names and addresses of any shareholders, partners, members, directors, officers, and other individuals or entities who have an ownership interest in the defendant. The Michigan Statement Regarding Corporate Ownership in an Adversary Proceeding is generally required to be filed within twenty-one days of the initial filing of the adversary proceeding. The statement must include a certificate of service that confirms the statement was served on all other parties in the proceeding. The Michigan Statement Regarding Corporate Ownership in an Adversary Proceeding is a critical document in litigation as it allows the court and all parties to the proceeding to establish the ownership structure of the defendant and to ensure that all parties have notice and can participate in the proceeding. There are two types of Michigan Statements Regarding Corporate Ownership in an Adversary Proceeding: (1) the initial statement, which is filed within twenty-one days of the initial filing of the adversary proceeding; and (2) the amended statement, which is filed if there are any changes in the corporate ownership structure during the course of the proceeding.