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| Resources and References |
Appeal of Possession in an Eviction Case
- Most eviction cases take place in magistrate court. Can a losing tenant file an appeal to circuit court? Yes. What if the magistrate says you cannot file "an appeal of possession?" Learn more about your right to appeal, and your responsibilities, with this information.
Also available:
 Brochure (pdf)
Other Topics:
Appeals
Civil Cases
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How Much Notice is Required to End a Month-to-Month Tenancy?
- Many people have simple month-to-month tenancies. They pay their rent each month. Either side can and the arrangement at any time, just by giving "proper legal notice." What does that mean, exactly?
Other Topics:
Landlord/Tenant (Non-Federal Housing Programs)
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How Much Notification to End a Month-To-Month Tenancy?
- Are you are renting a place on a "month-to-month" basis? If so, then either you or the landlord can end the arrangement at any time simply by giving proper advance written notice. Learn what is required to do this properly.
Other Topics:
Other Landlord/Tenant
Brochures
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Moving Checklist - Steps to Take When You Move Out
- A short list of common-sense steps to protect yourself when you move out of rental housing. Whether you are moving voluntarily, or being forced out, you need to protect yourself from later claims for damages, cleaning, and the like.
Other Topics:
Landlord/Tenant (Non-Federal Housing Programs)
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| Legal & Advocacy Materials |
Eviction Proceedings: A Tenant's Right to "Pay and Dismiss"
- If you're being sued for eviction for non-payment of rent, one solution is to pay the rent. You may have a statutory right to pay the rent and have the eviction case dismissed.
Also available:
 Brochure version (pdf)
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