Instructions for Changing an Ex Parte Order - Michigan

This document was released by Michigan Courts and contains the most recent official instructions for Changing an Ex Parte Order .

FAQ

Q: What is an ex parte order?
A: An ex parte order is a court order issued without the opposing party's presence or input.

Q: Why would someone want to change an ex parte order?
A: There may be various reasons to change an ex parte order, such as new evidence or a change in circumstances.

Q: Who can request a change to an ex parte order?
A: Either party involved in the case can request a change to an ex parte order.

Q: How can someone request a change to an ex parte order in Michigan?
A: To request a change to an ex parte order in Michigan, you would need to file a motion with the court that issued the order.

Q: What should be included in the motion to change an ex parte order?
A: The motion should include the reasons for the requested change, any supporting documents, and a proposed modified order.

Q: Is there a specific form that needs to be used to request a change to an ex parte order?
A: The court may have specific forms available for requesting a change to an ex parte order, so it's advisable to check with the court or consult an attorney.

Q: Can the opposing party object to the change to an ex parte order?
A: Yes, the opposing party has the right to object to the change and present their arguments to the court.

Q: What happens after a motion to change an ex parte order is filed?
A: After the motion is filed, the court will typically review the motion, consider any objections, and either schedule a hearing or issue a decision.

Q: Can a lawyer help with changing an ex parte order?
A: Yes, it is generally beneficial to consult with a lawyer who can guide you through the process of changing an ex parte order.

Q: Can I represent myself in changing an ex parte order?
A: Yes, you have the right to represent yourself in changing an ex parte order, although it's advisable to consult with a lawyer if possible.