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Pandemic legal aid funding to end for Michigan renters

Supreme Court Upholds New York Rent Control Law But Justice Clarence Thomas Offers Hope to Free Market Advocates

Could Rent-Control Initiatives Be Another Factor Causing Multifamily Investors To Stop Building?

Detroit's 36th District Court: Eviction hearings return to in person

Detroit s 36th District Court will resume in person eviction hearings for 90 days. Housing advocates say that s a bad move.

What happens during an eviction?

During an eviction, a landlord can hire a court officer to force a tenant to move. Here s what happens when a court officer arrives at the door.

Eviction filings expected to go up in Michigan as rental aid dries up

Millions in rent aid was a game changer for vulnerable families across the state, advocates say. As those dollars dry up, they expect eviction filings to rise.

Michigan courts prepare for influx of eviction cases, urge renters to seek aid

Wayne County left out of CDC's new eviction ban for now

Eviction moratorium set to expire at end of week but landlords not 'popping corks on champagne'

Eviction moratorium set to expire at end of week but landlords not popping corks on champagne Metro Detroit renters prepare for the eviction moratorium to end Saturday. and last updated 2021-07-27 19:44:26-04 TROY (WXYZ) — For those who haven t paid their rent due to factors related to the pandemic, the moratorium on evictions is set to expire Saturday. I want to make it very clear that it s not like landlords are popping corks on champagne, saying, Oh, we re finally going to get to experience this mass wave of evictions, that s not the case at all, said attorney Matthew Paletz of Paletz Law in Troy.

Attorneys, rental advocates react to judge saying CDC 'overstepped' with eviction moratorium

Attorneys, rental advocates react to judge saying CDC overstepped with eviction moratorium A Washington D.C. judge ruled the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention overstepped when the agency imposed a nationwide eviction ban under the Trump administration. The policy was then extended by the Biden administration and was set to expire at the end of June. Posted at 9:45 PM, May 05, 2021 and last updated 2021-05-05 23:20:49-04 (WXYZ) — A Washington D.C. judge ruled the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention overstepped when the agency imposed a nationwide eviction ban under the Trump administration. The policy was then extended by the Biden administration and was set to expire at the end of June.