I reside in Michigan and recently I was basically "kicked out" of my apartment.

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   Barry Poulson

   Hillsdale Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered February 09, 2013 10:20. See a landlord / tenant attorney at once. Michigan has strong protections for tenants, but you have to assert those rights. You can search for a landlord / tenant attorney by AVVO search. Look at the profiles of the attorneys listed, and call one you like.

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   John F. BrennanPro

   Saint Clair Shores Business Attorney

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   Answered February 09, 2013 10:32. You will have to engage an attorney, and have them read the rental agreement. As you will incur fees it might be more economical to pay the past due rent and retrieve your property. Generally the only thing you will be able to accomplish is the delay of your departure. You may also find yourself subject to a judgment for the arrears. Speak with a practical attorney.

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