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Michigan Form MC 326: Notice of Hearing and Motion
What this form does, who files it, what it costs, and how to avoid the errors that get Michigan filings rejected.
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Quick Answer
What is Michigan form MC 326?
Form MC 326 tells the other party in a Michigan case when and where a hearing on a motion will take place. Serving this notice on time is what gives the other side a fair chance to respond before the judge rules.
Who files it
The party who filed the motion and obtained a hearing date.
Where it goes
Served on the opposing party or their attorney, with a copy filed with the court.
Filing fee
No separate fee.
What you need before you start
- The motion title and case number
- The hearing date, time, and courtroom provided by the clerk
- The opposing party's or attorney's current address for service
How to complete and file form MC 326
- 1
Obtain the hearing date from the court (often using MC 325).
- 2
Complete MC 326 with the motion details and hearing information.
- 3
Serve the notice on the opposing party within the time required by court rule.
- 4
File proof of service with the court before the hearing.
Mistakes that get MC 326 rejected
- Serving the notice too close to the hearing date to meet the required notice period
- Serving the wrong address when the opposing party has an attorney of record
- Forgetting to file proof the notice was served, which can cause the hearing to be adjourned