Business Law

View Michigan's current constitution as well as older versions.

Search Michigan bills by keyword or bill number.

Search Counties, Cities, Villages & Townships, Regional Planning Organizations, and much more.

The Michigan Register is a comprehensive source of regulatory information that complements and supplements the Michigan Administrative Code.

Search for compiled laws or view the list of compiled laws by chapter.

SEMCOG brings together all of the region’s governments to solve regional challenges - taking the lead to transform how we work together to align scarce public revenues to create a successful future.

The Attorney General Opinions are presented online for informational use only and do not replace the official versions.Opinions issued from 1977 forward may be searched by the opinion number, keywords, subjects, headnotes, and text search functions. All Opinions are included in the numerical and chronological Lists of Opinions.

Use the By Party Name search to locate the Court opinions and orders for a specific party name. The party name can be the name of an individual or organization.

On this site you will find links to the Court's history; its judges and staff; directions to the different clerk's offices and courtrooms; policies regarding media access, disability accommodation and weapons in the courtroom; recently released opinions; docket information about cases, including those that are scheduled on case call within the next month or two; and much more.

The Michigan Rules of Court are the rules adopted by the Michigan Supreme Court to govern Michigan's legal system and the judges, lawyers, and other professionals who are charged with preserving the integrity of that system.

The courts of Michigan comprise one of the three great constitutional institutions of our state, the judicial branch. These courts—district, probate, circuit and appellate—are each responsible for maintaining and preserving the responsible and equal rule of law in Michigan while ensuring that our system of justice is made readily and fairly available to all of the people of our state.

Michigan has three trial courts—circuit, district, and probate.

Search for your senator or representative, among many other resources.

This page provides links to many state, local and regional government resources. These Web sites have a wealth of government data and will usually contain agency contact information.

Useful statewide databases appear on this page. Search by type (category) of record, search licenses, or access records in cities and counties.

Detroit Legal News Publishing is the leading provider of legal information in Michigan, publishing 10 newspapers across the Lower Peninsula along with MOTION, a quarterly lifestyle magazine for "The Active Attorney."

The official records of the actions of the House of Representatives and the Senate published following each day's session. Journals record all actions, communications, and roll call votes. Published in yearly volumes.

Michigan Lawyers Weekly, founded in 1986, reports on the latest legal news from across Michigan.

Michigan Legal Help is for people who are handling their legal problems without a lawyer. It can help you learn about your legal problems and get ready for court.