Plaintiff(s) name(s)

Defendant(s) name(s)

v

Plaintiff’s address and telephone no. or attorney name, bar no., 
address, and telephone no.

Defendant’s address and telephone no. or attorney name, bar 
no., address, and telephone no.

 Probate 

 

In the matter of 
 

 Juvenile 

   In the matter of 
 

1. I demand a jury trial.

Date

 

Signature

Approved, SCAOForm MC 22, Rev. 4/19MCL 600.857(3), MCL 600.2529(1)(c), MCR 2.508, MCR 2.509, MCR 3.911Form Distribution:Original - Court1st copy - Plaintiff/Petitioner2nd copy - Defendant/RespondentSTATE OF MICHIGANJUDICIAL DISTRICTJUDICIAL CIRCUITCOUNTYJURY DEMANDCASE NO.Court address                     Court telephone no.     

Jury Demand

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