ONLINE PAYMENTS 

On or Before Due Date: 

 https://payments.clemis.org/CLMCitationPay/ 

After Due Date: 

         https://payments.g2gcloud.com/DC35/1303

Payments made online are charged a service fee and can only be completed with a credit card with your name (no pre-paid or gift cards, no check processing). 

For G2G, you need to know your ticket/case number and the amount of the fine/payment. Call 734-459-4740 if you need ticket/case information.

PHONE PAYMENTS via ACI Payments

1-877-853-1062

Payments made over the phone are charged a service fee and are completed by following the prompts for the automated system. You need to know your ticket/case number and the amount of the fine. Call 734-459-4740 if you need ticket/case information.

DROP BOX

Located in front of the court building, near the handicapped parking spaces.  Please make sure to include your name and ticket number with your payment.

CASHIER WINDOW AT THE COURT

Proceed to the security screening and then go to the cashier window.

 

Please review this notice regarding your right to the assistance of a free attorney,  check the box at the bottom to indicate your choice and then sign the form.

YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO A FREE ATTORNEY TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR ARRAIGNMENT TODAY

Your case will not be called until both this and the Advice of Rights form are signed, and submitted to the Court and placed in the file.

If you already have an attorney representing you in this matter you do not have to read this notice. Please check the third box “I already have an attorney” at the bottom of this form, sign it, and submit it to the Court with your Advice of Rights form.

At the arraignment the Court will tell you the crime(s) you are being accused of, the possible penalties for those crimes, and verify that you have read and understand your rights. The Court will also address possible bail and/or conditions of your release.

1. If you DO NOT have an attorney representing you, please continue READING this notice, CHECK the appropriate box below, SIGN it, and submit it to the Court as soon as possible.

A free attorney is available today and will meet with you for a consultation prior to your arraignment and will assist you during the arraignment and bail proceedings if that is what you want to do.

2. If you DO wish to have a free attorney assist you today, please check the first box below, sign this form and submit it to the Court.

This appointment is a limited appointment and only to assist you today with your arraignment. If you want the attorney to represent you in all legal matters regarding this case you will have to fill out a Petition for an Appointed Attorney. If you DO NOT wish to have a free attorney assist you today, you must check the second box located below, sign this form and submit it to the Court.

3. If you DO NOT wish to have a free attorney assist you today, you must check the second box located below, sign this form and submit it to the Court.

4. If you have any questions about your right to an attorney please ask the Appointed Attorney, Judge or Magistrate when you appear before them. No one else in the Court is qualified to answer your questions.

1. If you require accommodations to use the court because of disabilities or if you require a foreign language interpreter to help you fully participate in court proceedings, please contact the court immediately to make arrangements.
2. You have been brought to court on a misdemeanor charge. You have the following basic rights:
   1. To plead guilty or not guilty or to stand mute. If you stand mute, a plea of not guilty will be entered. You may plead no contest with the permission of the court.
   2. To have a trial by jury.
   3. To have the assistance of an attorney.
3. You have the right to an attorney appointed at public expense if you are indigent (without money to hire an attorney) and if
   1. the offense charged requires a minimum jail sentence, or
   2. the court determines that it might sentence you to jail.
   The appointing authority will decide if you are indigent and appoint counsel if you are eligible.
4. You may have to repay the expense of an appointed attorney. You may contest your ability to pay the ordered fees if the court attempts to collect any costs for an attorney, and the court must determine your ability to pay at that time.
5. If you have a trial, you have the following rights: 
   1. To call witnesses to speak for you at trial. You may get an order signed by the court to require witnesses to come to court.
   2. To see, hear, and question all witnesses against you at trial.
   3. To be a witness for yourself or to remain silent. If you choose not be a witness on your own behalf, the prosecuting official may not comment on your refusal to testify.
   4. To be presumed innocent unless proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
6. If you plead guilty or no contest and your plea is accepted, you will not have a trial of any kind and will give up the rights listed in items 3 and 5 above.
7. You have the right to be released on bond.
8. If you are now on probation or parole and you enter a plea of guilty (or no contest) or a finding of guilt is made by judge or jury, it may result in a violation of your probation or parole.
9. You can be sentenced to jail and fines, plus costs. The court will tell you on the record the name of the offense, the mandatory minimum jail sentence, if any, and the maximum possible penalty for the offense (including jail, fines, or both).
10. Fines, costs, and other financial obligations imposed by the court must be paid at the time of assessment, except when the court allows otherwise, for good cause shown. If you are not able to pay due to financial hardship, contact the court immediately to request a payment alternative. MCR 6.425(E)(3).
11. An appeal to circuit court may be taken within 21 days from date of sentence or as permitted pursuant to MCR 6.625(B). If the sentence includes incarceration and if you wish to file an appeal but are financially unable to retain a lawyer, the court will appoint a lawyer to represent you on appeal, if the request for a lawyer is made within 14 days after sentencing.
12. Federal law and/or state law may prohibit you from possessing or purchasing ammunition or a firearm (including a rifle, pistol, or revolver) if you are convicted of a misdemeanor crime of violence and you are a current or former spouse, parent, or guardian of the victim; you share a child in common with the victim; you are or were cohabitating with the victim as a spouse, parent, or guardian; or you are or were involved with the victim in another, similar relationship.

Please review Consequences of Conviction 

The consequences for arrests before 10/1/03 are different than for arrests on or after 10/1/03. If defendant is arraigned on a crime for which he or she was arrested before 10/1/03, contact the State Court Administrative Office for the appropriate version of this form.

Form DC 213 Rev. 12/21 MCL 750.504, MCL 770.3, MCR 1.110, MCR 6.610, 18 USC 922(g)(9)

 

To request an Appointed Attorney you must complete this entire form. All information must be provided by the defendant and must be current, accurate and true. Be advised, intentionally or knowingly giving false information may result in your prosecution for the offense of perjury. If you no longer would like to request an Appointed Attorney, scroll to the bottom and click BACK to modify your choice.

Based upon the Federal Poverty Guidelines, as determined by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), if the Court determines that you can afford an attorney, the Court is entitled to deny your request for an Appointed Attorney, or you may be ordered to pay the Court back a portion of the attorney fees as determined by the DHHS guidelines. Any payment you may be required to make under the guidelines shall only be ordered if you are convicted and/or take a plea to an offense.

I have been advised of my right to representation by counsel to defend me as to the charge(s) pending against me. I am without means to employ counsel of my own choosing, and hereby request an Appointed Attorney. By signing my name below, I swear that all of the above information about my financial condition is current, accurate and true to the best of my information, knowledge and belief. I further understand and have been advised that based upon the Federal Poverty Guidelines determined by the Department of Health and Human Services, and published for review upon the Court’s website, if the Court determines that I can afford an attorney, the Court is entitled to deny my request for an Appointed Attorney, or I may be ordered to pay the Court back a portion of the attorney fees as determined by the guidelines. I have been informed that any payment I may be required to make under the guidelines shall only be ordered if I am convicted and/or take a plea to an offense.

     Please Read and Understand the following:

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Upon signing this form, you are consenting to text, phone or email notification of your court cases on file at this location. If the case in NON-PUBLIC, it is NOT ELIGIBLE for text , phone or email notifications.

By signing this form, I authorize the 35th District Court to notify me of upcoming events at the court. I understand, based on the option chosen above, that I will receive text, voice or email Notifications to the phone number or email address listed on this form. I also understand that the 35th District Court is not responsible for any additional fees or charges due to your phone carrier data rates.

In the event that my Cell or Land Line phone number changes, I will notify the court to update their records.

Privacy Disclaimer: This notification program is provided as a service to give people important Court information in a timely manner. Your information will not be sold, distributed, or shared with any other entity.

You will receive an enrollment message once your information is entered into the Court's system. Enrollment is typically completed within 24-48 hours of receipt of your request. You can OPT-OUT of the system at any time. Simply reply: OPTOUT to any received message or phone the court at 734-459-4740.

By clicking on submit, you confirm that the information given in this form is true, complete and accurate.