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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open MI FOC 29 in the editor.
- Begin by filling in the Case No. from your Motion Regarding Change of Domicile/Legal Residence (form FOC 115). Ensure accuracy as this is crucial for your order.
- Next, input the names of the Plaintiff and Defendant as they appear on your court documents. If applicable, include any Third Party involved.
- Indicate whether there was a hearing on the motion by checking the appropriate box. This will guide how you proceed with obtaining signatures.
- Complete items 2 through 7 based on what was determined during the hearing. Use notes taken during the hearing for accuracy.
- If both parties agree, ensure both signatures are obtained at the bottom of the form before proceeding to get it signed by a judge.
- After signing, return to the county clerk with all required copies for stamping and distribution as outlined in your instructions.
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