NCSC report shows fewer judgments, higher appearance rates with eviction diversion
Published: January 16, 2025
Close to 90 percent of eviction cases in diversion programs are resolved
without judgments against the tenant, according to a new interim report
released in November by the National Center for State Courts (NCSC).
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headlines Ingham County
- NCSC report shows fewer judgments, higher appearance rates with eviction diversion
- Law student worked as a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case manager
- Foley & Lardner releases guide to navigate issues stemming from the rapid expansion of ADCs
- Detroit Legal News adds Zeeland paper to its group
- American Bar Association: A year of accomplishments, a new year of challenges
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