Michigan Affidavit Concerning Financial Status - Leave To Appeal Granted By Supreme Court

• Category: Michigan Statewide - Appeals
• State: Michigan
• Control #: MI-CC-293
• Format: PDF

Description

Affidavit Concerning Financial Status - Leave To Appeal Granted By Supreme Court The Michigan Affidavit Concerning Financial Status — Leave To Appeal Granted By Supreme Court is a form completed by an individual appealing a case in the Michigan Supreme Court. The form is used to document the financial status of the individual filing the appeal, and must be completed and submitted to the court prior to the hearing. The form includes sections for identifying the appellant, identifying the case being appealed, providing a detailed explanation of the appellant's current financial status, and providing information regarding any pending or past actions against the appellant. The form must be signed by the appellant and notarized. There are two types of Michigan Affidavit Concerning Financial Status — Leave To Appeal Granted By Supreme Court: a voluntary form and a mandatory form. The voluntary form is used when the appellant is not required to provide financial documentation, while the mandatory form is used when the appellant is required to provide financial documentation.

The Michigan Affidavit Concerning Financial Status — Leave To Appeal Granted By Supreme Court is a form completed by an individual appealing a case in the Michigan Supreme Court. The form is used to document the financial status of the individual filing the appeal, and must be completed and submitted to the court prior to the hearing. The form includes sections for identifying the appellant, identifying the case being appealed, providing a detailed explanation of the appellant's current financial status, and providing information regarding any pending or past actions against the appellant. The form must be signed by the appellant and notarized. There are two types of Michigan Affidavit Concerning Financial Status — Leave To Appeal Granted By Supreme Court: a voluntary form and a mandatory form. The voluntary form is used when the appellant is not required to provide financial documentation, while the mandatory form is used when the appellant is required to provide financial documentation.