Where Macomb cases start
Because the circuit and probate courts are here, many Macomb County cases are filed in Mount Clemens even when the person being served lives in Warren, Shelby Township, or elsewhere in the county.
PROCESS SERVER · MACOMB COUNTY, MI
Mount Clemens is Macomb County’s seat. The 16th Judicial Circuit Court and the Probate Court are downtown on N. Main Street, so many county cases begin here.
District court cases from Mount Clemens go to the 41B District Court, which also covers Clinton Township and Harrison Township.

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WHERE WE SERVE
COURTS
Filing in a court outside this list? We can still serve a defendant who lives or works here. Service follows the person, not the court.
LOCAL DETAILS
Because the circuit and probate courts are here, many Macomb County cases are filed in Mount Clemens even when the person being served lives in Warren, Shelby Township, or elsewhere in the county.
WHAT WE SERVE
Most assignments are one of these. Have something else? Send the details and we’ll let you know.
Personal delivery to individuals, and service on businesses through an officer or registered agent.
Witness and records subpoenas. Tell us the appearance or production date and whether a witness fee is enclosed.
Divorce complaints, custody and support filings, and motions, handled with discretion.
Summons and complaints in summary proceedings for landlords, property managers, and their attorneys.
Small claims affidavits and summonses when you’d rather not rely on certified mail.
Use the online form or email the documents with the name, address, and your deadline.
We review the address and timing, then confirm pricing and instructions before starting.
Attempts follow the plan and instructions agreed for your assignment.
You receive a signed proof of service stating when, where, how, and on whom the papers were served.
FAQ
General information about Michigan court rules, not legal advice. Your attorney or the court clerk can answer questions about your specific case.
Yes. Papers can be served anywhere in Michigan. We cover the counties listed on our service area page; for other locations, ask.
Any legally competent adult who isn’t a party, or an officer of a corporate party, under MCR 2.103(A).
The name of the person served, the date, time, and place, the method, and the server’s signature. That’s the information MCR 2.104(A) calls for.
MCR 2.105(A)(2) allows it with return receipt and restricted delivery, but it only works if the defendant signs. Personal service is more reliable.