Kent County MI Court Records Search: 17th Circuit, District Courts, Probate, MiCOURT & PACER
Use this guide to find the correct official route for Kent County court records, including 17th Circuit civil, felony, divorce, family, domestic, Probate, 59th, 61st, 62-A, 62-B, 63rd District Court, traffic, small claims, landlord-tenant, Michigan appellate, federal district, and bankruptcy records.
Public-Court-Records.us is independent. This website is not Kent County, the Kent County Clerk of the Court, the 17th Circuit Court, Kent County Probate Court, a district court, Michigan Courts, a law firm, a government agency, PACER, or a Consumer Reporting Agency. This guide provides general court-record navigation only and is not legal advice.
Responsible-use warning: a matching name does not prove identity. A complaint, warrant, charge, citation, lawsuit, petition, hearing entry, or docket event does not prove guilt or liability. Do not use this page for employment, tenant, credit, insurance, licensing, or other FCRA-regulated screening decisions.
Kent County court records are split between Circuit, Probate, and multiple District Courts
Kent County is not a one-search-box court system. The 17th Circuit Court Clerk keeps Kent County Circuit Court lawsuit records, including divorce and family matters, civil cases over $25,000, felony case records, and criminal fines, costs, and restitution records.
Probate records use Kent County Probate Court tools. Traffic, small claims, landlord-tenant, misdemeanor, civil infraction, and lower civil matters can belong to one of several district courts depending on location: 59th, 61st, 62-A, 62-B, or 63rd District Court.
Use for felony, divorce/family, and civil matters over $25,000.
Grand Rapids, Grandville, Walker, Wyoming, Kentwood, and 63rd District coverage routes differ.
Kent quick links identify 17th Circuit criminal case search as back to 2018 until further notice.
17th Circuit Clerk and 63rd District civil pages list regular copies at $1 per page for many requests.
Kent County court record route finder
Select the record type. This helper runs in your browser and does not ask for names, case numbers, dates of birth, addresses, payment details, or other personal information.
For felony court records in Kent County, start with 17th Circuit Court record search or the Clerk of the Court. For older, restricted, certified, or unclear records, call the Clerk at 616-632-5480.
Choose the correct Kent County court before searching
Most failed searches happen because the user chooses the wrong court level or district-court boundary. Use this table before relying on a party-name result.
| Need | Correct court or system | What to do first |
|---|---|---|
| Felony criminal case | 17th Circuit Court / Kent County Clerk of the Court | Use Kent County Search Court Records or MiCOURT where applicable, then verify the case number, filing year, charge, disposition, sentence, and later orders with the Clerk. |
| Divorce, custody, support, paternity, or family matter | 17th Circuit Court Family Division / Clerk of the Court | Use the Circuit Court civil/family route. If you need a certified judgment of divorce, use the Kent certified-record request route or contact the Clerk. |
| Civil lawsuit over $25,000 | 17th Circuit Court / Clerk of the Court | Search by case number or party name, then compare plaintiff/defendant role, case type, filing date, motions, orders, and judgment status. |
| Probate, estate, will, guardianship, conservatorship, name change, or mental health matter | Kent County Probate Court | Use Probate Name Search or Probate Hearing Schedule. Note that minor guardianship case types GM and LG have been reassigned to 17th Circuit Court and do not appear in Probate Name Search results. |
| Grand Rapids district case | 61st District Court | Use the 61st District Court case lookup portal for Grand Rapids public case information and court calendar records. |
| Grandville or Walker district case | 59th District Court | Use the 59th District Court location that matches Grandville or Walker. These courts handle traffic, parking, civil filings up to $25,000, small claims, landlord-tenant, and criminal matters. |
| Wyoming district case | 62-A District Court | Use the 62-A case search route. The official page says it provides basic court information and Register of Actions for public criminal, traffic, and civil records from 1990 forward. |
| Kentwood district case | 62-B District Court | Use the 62-B public case grid. It supports filtering by last name, first name, birth year, case number, status, and attorney; parking tickets may take up to 5 days to appear. |
| Other Kent County district case | 63rd District Court | Use MiCOURT for 63rd District Court cases. 63rd covers areas outside Grand Rapids, Grandville, Walker, Wyoming, and Kentwood, including several listed cities, townships, villages, and Kent City. |
| State appeal | Michigan appellate case search | Use Michigan Courts appellate search and compare the lower-court case number with the Kent County trial-court record. |
| Federal civil, federal criminal, or bankruptcy case | PACER, U.S. District Court Western District of Michigan, or U.S. Bankruptcy Court Western District of Michigan | Use PACER or the correct federal court. Kent County is in the Western District of Michigan, and Grand Rapids is the local federal courthouse route. |
How to search Kent County records online without confusing systems
Michigan’s MiCOURT Case Search can display civil, traffic, criminal, domestic, and probate case information depending on the court. MiCOURT terms say the online information is informational only and does not replace the official record on file with the court.
Kent County also has local routes, including 17th Circuit Court Search Court Records, Probate Name Search, the 61st District Court public access portal, and the 62-B Kentwood public case grid. Use the system connected to the specific court that handled the case.
Decide whether the case is Circuit, Probate, District, appellate, federal, or bankruptcy before typing a name.
Use Kent County Search Court Records for 17th Circuit matters, Probate Name Search for Probate matters, MiCOURT for supported Michigan trial-court cases, or the local district portal when a city court uses one.
A case number is safer than a broad party-name search. Keep year, case-type letters, prefixes, and sequence numbers as shown on court papers.
For common names, compare case year, court, case type, party role, attorney, docket activity, status, and disposition before assuming a result belongs to a specific person.
MiCOURT says certain case types are not displayed, including adoption, juvenile, child protective, mental illness, name change, PPO, ERPO, wills, and other restricted categories.
Contact the Clerk, Probate Court, or District Court if you need a certified copy, older file, official disposition, or record that does not appear online.
Official Kent County court-record links and what to do after opening each one
Use these official or court-authorized sources in the correct order. Each link includes next-step instructions so the page is not just a directory.
Use this as a primary Kent County entry point for 17th Circuit Court record searching.
- Confirm you are on kentcountymi.gov.
- Open the search tool or embedded record-search frame.
- Use case number when available.
- For criminal searches, prepare to verify the defendant’s full name and date of birth only on the official court system.
- Call 616-632-5480 if the case cannot be located or you need a certified copy.
Use this for 17th Circuit Court records, copy rules, divorce judgment copies, paperless-case copy instructions, and Clerk contact details.
- Review what the Clerk of the Court maintains.
- Check copy and certification fee language before ordering.
- Use the listed phone or fax for record-specific questions.
- Do not ask the Clerk for legal advice or case strategy.
Use this for Circuit Court resources, hearing schedule, motion calendar, certified records, remote hearings, judges, maps, and court services.
- Use Search Court Records for case lookup.
- Use Hearing Schedule for court-date questions.
- Use Certified Records when you need an official copy.
- Call the court or Clerk before visiting if the record is older, restricted, or urgent.
Use this for eligible certified 17th Circuit Court judgments of divorce and current Probate Court letters.
- Choose the correct record type before ordering.
- Do not combine Probate and Circuit requests unless the system allows it.
- Check spelling and case information carefully to avoid research issues.
- Save confirmation and shipping information after ordering.
Use this for supported Michigan trial-court records, including some Kent County district, traffic, civil, criminal, domestic, and probate information.
- Read and accept the terms of service.
- Select the court of record before searching broadly.
- Use case number or precise party-name information.
- Review the seven-year criminal sentence filter and non-displayed case-type warnings.
- Contact the court of record for official copies or missing case information.
Use this for Kent County Probate Court records, but remember that some minor guardianship case types have been reassigned.
- Open the Probate Name Search page.
- Read the note about GM and LG minor guardianship case types.
- Search by party name or case information where supported.
- Use Probate Court contact details for copies, letters, and restricted records.
Use this to verify Probate Court filing, packet, copy, certified-copy, and exemplified-copy amounts.
- Find the correct Probate case or request category.
- Check whether the amount is per sheet, per packet, or per request.
- Use the inventory calculator if opening an estate requires an inventory fee.
- Call Probate Court before mailing payment or ordering copies.
Use this for 63rd District Court civil, criminal, traffic, court schedule, case search, and online payment resources.
- Confirm the case belongs to 63rd District Court and not Grand Rapids, Grandville, Walker, Wyoming, or Kentwood.
- Use the Case Search or MiCOURT route.
- Use the Court Schedule for hearing-date questions.
- Call 616-632-7770 for office-specific questions.
Use this when you do not know which district court covers the address, city, township, citation, or incident location.
- Match Grand Rapids, Grandville, Walker, Wyoming, Kentwood, or other Kent County areas.
- Open the map or directory link for that district.
- Search the court that has jurisdiction.
- Do not assume every district court record is in the same portal.
Use this for Grand Rapids 61st District Court public case information and court-calendar access.
- Confirm the case belongs to the City of Grand Rapids.
- Click Start Record Search.
- Review the portal warning that online records may not show very recent updates.
- Use the record request page for certified copies or records not available online.
Use this for City of Wyoming 62-A District Court public records from 1990 forward.
- Confirm the case belongs to Wyoming.
- Open the official case-search link.
- Review basic court information and Register of Actions where available.
- Contact 62-A District Court for non-public, older, or certified records.
Use this for Kentwood 62-B District Court case records and public case grid filtering.
- Use filter boxes under each heading.
- Search by case number when known.
- Use birth year and attorney filters carefully to reduce false matches.
- Remember parking tickets may not appear for up to 5 days.
Use this for Walker and Grandville traffic, parking, civil filings up to $25,000, small claims, landlord-tenant, criminal cases, and court-contact details.
- Confirm whether the matter belongs to Walker or Grandville.
- Use the listed court address and phone number for that location.
- Ask whether the record is searchable online or must be requested from the office.
- Confirm fees before requesting copies or certified documents.
Use this for Michigan Supreme Court and Court of Appeals case, opinion, and order searching.
- Choose the appellate case-search route.
- Search by case number, party, attorney, or bar number when available.
- Compare the lower-court case number with the Kent County trial case.
- Use the appellate clerk route for certified or unavailable records.
Use this for federal district, bankruptcy, and federal appellate records.
- Use PACER Case Locator if you do not know the federal court.
- Use the specific federal court for the most current docket.
- Review PACER pricing before opening reports or documents.
- Remember federal records are not Kent County trial-court records.
Kent County court locations and clerk contacts
For certified copies, older files, paperless-case copies, restricted-record questions, court-date verification, and records not appearing online, contact the office that keeps the case. Call before visiting because hours, public-counter access, payment methods, and file availability can change.
180 Ottawa Avenue NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Court phone: 616-632-5220
Mon-Fri: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Use this court for 17th Circuit Court resources, hearing schedules, motion calendars, remote hearings, and circuit-court services.
180 Ottawa Avenue NW, Suite 2400
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Phone: 616-632-5480
Fax: 616-632-5458
Mon-Thu: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Friday: 8:15 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Use this office for Circuit Court records, case information, copies, certified copies, paperless-case requests, and divorce judgment copies.
180 Ottawa Avenue NW, Suite 2500
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Phone: 616-632-5440
Fax: 616-632-5430
Mon-Fri: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Front counter filings: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Use this office for estate, will, guardianship, conservatorship, name change, mental health, small estate, letters, orders, and probate-copy questions.
1950 East Beltline NE
Grand Rapids, MI 49525
Phone: 616-632-7770
Mon-Fri: 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Use this court for district matters outside Grand Rapids, Grandville, Walker, Wyoming, and Kentwood, including covered cities, townships, villages, and Kent City.
180 Ottawa NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Main phone: 616-632-5700
Records contact: 616-632-5525
Record requests: recordcheck@grcourt.org
Use this court for City of Grand Rapids district cases, case lookup, court calendar, public records, and certified-copy requests.
Grandville: 3161 Wilson Avenue SW, Grandville, MI 49418
Phone: 616-538-9660
Walker: 4343 Remembrance Road NW, Walker, MI 49534
Phone: 616-453-5765
Use the correct 59th District Court location for Grandville or Walker cases.
2650 DeHoop Avenue SW
Wyoming, MI 49509
Main phone listed by Kent directory: 616-530-7385
Use this court for City of Wyoming district records, traffic, civil, and criminal matters.
4740 Walma Avenue SE
Kentwood, MI 49512
Main phone: 616-698-9310
Criminal matters phone listed in Kent indigent-defense FAQ: 616-554-0711
Use this court for Kentwood case search, public case grid, and court-calendar matters.
Kent County court copy, certification, and certified-record request rules
A docket view, search-result page, or Register of Actions is not the same as a certified court record. Certified copies must come from the court or clerk that maintains the original case file.
| Request | Officially listed amount or rule | Practical next step |
|---|---|---|
| 17th Circuit Court regular copies | $1 per page. Transcripts filed with the court are listed at $0.30 per page. | Ask the Clerk whether the record is paper, paperless, transcript, archived, restricted, or available electronically. |
| 17th Circuit Court certified copies | Per-page cost plus a $10 certification fee; paperless physical certified copies are listed as $10 for the first page and $1 for each additional page. | Identify the exact document and confirm whether certification is per document or per request. |
| Judgment of divorce | Uncertified copy is listed at $7; certified copy is listed at $15, with an added convenience fee if ordered online. | Use the certified-record request page when eligible, or contact the Clerk if the record is not located. |
| Electronic copies from completely paperless Circuit cases | Kent County states there is no copy fee for electronic copies from cases that are completely paperless. | Include enough information for the Clerk to identify the case and exact filings requested. |
| 63rd District Court civil copies or Register of Actions | The 63rd District Court civil page lists copies of cases or Registers of Action at $1 per page. | Use the lobby Public Access Terminal or MiCOURT first, then request copies from the court. |
| 63rd District Court certified order or Register of Actions | The 63rd District Court FAQ lists certified records at $10 for certification plus $1 per page, typically completed within two business days. | Request in person, over the phone, or in writing and confirm processing before relying on the timeline. |
| 61st District Court record copies | 61st District Court lists non-certified copies at $2 for the first page and $1 for each additional page, and certified copies at $10 for the first page and $1 for each additional page. | Use recordcheck@grcourt.org or visit in person; the court notes a limited number of copies, 20 total pages. |
| Probate Court certified copy | Probate fee schedule lists certified copy at $12, standard copy at $2 per sheet, exemplified copy at $10 plus $2 per sheet, and packets at $10. | Use Probate resources and confirm whether you need letters, orders, standard copies, certified copies, or exemplified copies. |
| Certified-record online request not located | Kent County says if records are not located because of incorrect name spelling or because cases are not in the Circuit or Probate systems, a $6 research fee is charged for each request researched. | Check spelling, court, case number, and whether the case is in Circuit or Probate before ordering. |
Copy-request planning calculator
This calculator is a planning aid only. The official court or Clerk quote controls the actual total.
Online access limits, restricted records, and Michigan court-record rules
Michigan court records are public unless restricted by statute, court rule, or court order. Public online access is narrower than total public record access because courts must protect nonpublic information and protected personal identifying information.
- Adoption.
- Juvenile and child protective proceedings.
- Juvenile guardianships.
- Mental illness.
- Name changes.
- Personal Protection Orders and PPO violations.
- Extreme Risk Protection Orders.
- Wills and several other protected categories.
- 17th Circuit criminal quick link identifies coverage back to 2018 until further notice.
- Very recent 61st District entries may not appear for up to about 24 hours.
- 62-B parking tickets may not appear for up to 5 days.
- Probate GM and LG minor guardianship cases have been reassigned to 17th Circuit Court.
- Paperless, older, sealed, and restricted records may require direct clerk contact.
Kent County district court boundary guide
District courts generally handle traffic, civil infractions, misdemeanors, small claims, landlord-tenant, and many lower civil matters. Kent County has multiple district routes, so the city or township matters.
| District Court | Area served | Address and phone |
|---|---|---|
| 59th District Court – Grandville | City of Grandville | 3161 Wilson Avenue SW, Grandville, MI 49418 · 616-538-9660 |
| 59th District Court – Walker | City of Walker | 4343 Remembrance Road NW, Walker, MI 49534 · 616-453-5765 |
| 61st District Court | City of Grand Rapids | 180 Ottawa NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503 · 616-632-5700 |
| 62-A District Court | City of Wyoming | 2650 DeHoop Avenue SW, Wyoming, MI 49509 · 616-530-7385 |
| 62-B District Court | City of Kentwood | 4740 Walma Avenue SE, Kentwood, MI 49512 · 616-698-9310 |
| 63rd District Court | Cedar Springs, East Grand Rapids, Lowell, Rockford, multiple townships, Casnovia Village, Lake, and Kent City | 1950 East Beltline NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49525 · 616-632-7770 |
What to do if a Kent County court-record search returns no result
- Wrong court: Circuit, Probate, 59th, 61st, 62-A, 62-B, or 63rd.
- Wrong city or township boundary.
- Name spelling, maiden name, suffix, business punctuation, or abbreviation mismatch.
- Searching a federal or appellate case in a county trial-court system.
- Searching a Probate case that has been reassigned to Circuit Court.
- Case type not displayed in MiCOURT.
- Seven-year criminal sentence filter at a participating court.
- Recent update not yet reflected online.
- Sealed, set aside, juvenile, or confidential record.
- Older, paperless, archived, or clerk-assisted file.
Kent County appeals, federal district cases, bankruptcy, and PACER
A Kent County trial case can later appear in the Michigan Court of Appeals or Michigan Supreme Court. Federal civil, criminal, and bankruptcy records are separate from Kent County court records and use PACER or the federal court that handled the case.
Use Michigan Courts case search for appellate cases, opinions, and orders. Compare the appellate case number with the lower Kent County case number before assuming the records match.
Kent County is in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan. The Grand Rapids federal courthouse is listed at 110 Michigan Street NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503, phone 616-456-2381.
Bankruptcy uses the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Michigan. The Grand Rapids bankruptcy court is listed at 1 Division Avenue N, Room 200, Grand Rapids, MI 49503, phone 616-456-2693.
| Record type | Official route | Important caution |
|---|---|---|
| Appeal from Kent County Circuit, Probate, or District Court | Michigan appellate case search | Trial-court and appellate dockets are separate. Compare lower-court case numbers. |
| Federal civil or criminal case | Western District of Michigan / PACER | County court portals do not show federal district records. |
| Bankruptcy case | U.S. Bankruptcy Court Western District of Michigan / PACER | Bankruptcy is federal. Do not search Circuit Civil or District Civil for bankruptcy dockets. |
| Unknown federal court | PACER Case Locator | Use the specific court’s PACER system for the most current docket and documents after identifying the court. |
Court records are different from jail, police, deed, vital, and county records
Users often search the court portal when they actually need another Kent County or city office. Court records show case filings, dockets, hearings, judgments, orders, and dispositions. They are not the same as jail custody, police reports, deeds, marriage records, birth certificates, death certificates, or property records.
| Need | Use this source type | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Court case, docket, hearing, judgment, order, or certified disposition | Circuit, Probate, or District Court | The court of record keeps the court file and official disposition. |
| Current custody, jail booking, or inmate status | Sheriff or jail records route | Jail custody and court disposition are different. An arrest is not a conviction. |
| Police report | Police agency, prosecutor, or city attorney route | The 63rd District criminal FAQ directs users to the prosecutor or city attorney for police reports, not the district court. |
| Deed, mortgage, land record, or recorded instrument | Kent County Register of Deeds / County Clerk records route | Land and recorded records are not ordinary court dockets. |
| Marriage record | Kent County Clerk / vital-record route | Marriage records are not the same as 17th Circuit divorce case records. |
| Birth or death certificate | Kent County Clerk or Michigan vital-record route | Vital records are not searched through MiCOURT or district court dockets. |
How to read Kent County docket results without over-interpreting them
A docket is a case timeline. It may show filings, hearings, motions, orders, judgments, pleas, sentences, dismissals, continuances, appeals, and later post-judgment events. A docket entry does not always explain the full legal meaning of what happened.
Plaintiff, defendant, petitioner, respondent, appellant, appellee, creditor, debtor, decedent, personal representative, guardian, conservator, and ward are roles. A party role does not always mean wrongdoing.
Complaint, petition, summons, motion, notice, hearing, order, judgment, dismissal, plea, sentence, warrant, continuance, appeal, satisfaction, and register of actions can appear in court records.
Open, closed, disposed, dismissed, deferred, stayed, reopened, satisfied, or appealed can mean different things by court and case type. Verify with the court of record when the status matters.
Use Kent County court records carefully
- Do not identify a person from a common name alone.
- Compare court, case number, case year, case type, party role, docket activity, and disposition.
- Do not assume a charge, warrant, or citation is a conviction.
- Do not assume a civil filing proves liability.
- Do not assume online records are complete, current, certified, or unrestricted.
- Do not harass, threaten, shame, or retaliate against anyone.
- Do not republish children’s names, protected addresses, medical details, or unnecessary sensitive information.
- Do not bypass sealed, set aside, expunged, juvenile, or confidential restrictions.
- Contact the official custodian for corrections, sealing, expungement, or certified copies.
- Use an attorney for legal interpretation or filing advice.
Frequently asked questions about Kent County court records
What is the official way to search Kent County court records?
Start with Kent County’s official Search Court Records page, MiCOURT Case Search, the 17th Circuit Court Clerk, Probate Name Search, or the specific district court portal that handled the case. Kent County has several district courts, so the correct search route depends on the city, township, case type, and court level.
Can I search Kent County court records by name?
Yes, some Kent County and Michigan court systems support party-name searching. A name match alone does not prove identity. Compare the court, case number, filing year, case type, party role, docket activity, and disposition before relying on a result.
Which records does the Kent County Clerk of the Court maintain?
The Clerk of the Court is the keeper of records for lawsuits filed in the Kent County Circuit Court. The office handles divorce and family matters, civil actions where damages exceed $25,000, felony case records, and payments for fines, costs, and restitution ordered in criminal matters.
How far back do Kent County Circuit Court online searches go?
Kent County’s quick links identify 17th Circuit criminal case search as back to 2018 until further notice, and civil case search as including domestic and minor guardianships. Older, restricted, paperless, or unavailable records may require Clerk assistance.
Which Kent County district court handles my traffic, small claims, landlord-tenant, or misdemeanor case?
It depends on location. Grand Rapids uses 61st District Court; Grandville and Walker use 59th District Court; Wyoming uses 62-A District Court; Kentwood uses 62-B District Court; and the 63rd District Court covers the remaining listed Kent County cities, townships, villages, and areas.
What does MiCOURT Case Search show for Kent County records?
MiCOURT may show civil, traffic, criminal, domestic, and probate case information depending on the court being searched. Its terms state that online information is for informational use only and does not replace the official court record on file with the court.
Which Kent County records are not displayed in MiCOURT?
MiCOURT terms state that several case types are not displayed, including adoption, juvenile and child protective proceedings, juvenile guardianships, mental illness, name changes, personal protection orders, surrendered newborn child matters, infectious disease treatment, personal protection order violations, extreme risk protection orders, young adult voluntary foster care, and wills.
How do I get a certified Kent County court record?
Request certified copies from the court or clerk that keeps the original file. Use the Kent County certified-record request page for eligible 17th Circuit divorce judgments and current probate letters, or contact the correct Circuit, Probate, or District Court office for other records.
Where do I search federal cases from Kent County?
Federal civil and criminal cases use PACER and the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan. Kent County is in the Western District of Michigan, and Grand Rapids is a federal courthouse location. Bankruptcy records use the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Michigan.
Can I use this page for employment, tenant, credit, or insurance screening?
No. Public-Court-Records.us is not a Consumer Reporting Agency, and this guide is not an FCRA-regulated background-check product. Do not use it for employment, tenant, credit, insurance, licensing, or similar screening decisions.
Official-source review checklist
This guide was reviewed against official Kent County Search Court Records, Kent County Clerk of the Court, 17th Circuit Court, Certified Court Record Request, Probate Court, Probate Name Search, Probate Fee Schedule, 63rd District Court, 63rd District Court Civil, Kent County district-court boundary resources, 61st District Court case lookup and record request pages, 62-A District Court case search, 62-B District Court case search, 59th District Court Walker/Grandville information, Michigan MiCOURT Case Search terms, Michigan appellate case search, Michigan court-record access rules, Western District of Michigan, U.S. Bankruptcy Court Western District of Michigan, PACER Find a Case, and PACER pricing resources. Review date: September 9, 2026.