29th District Court offering Amnesty Program
The 29th District Court will be offering a limited-time Amnesty Program for individuals with delinquent court cases. This initiative provides an opportunity for participants to settle outstanding financial obligations at a reduced cost, while also assisting the Court in efficiently clearing a backlog of cases without additional court resources or collection costs.
1. Amnesty Period:
The program will run from September 2, 2025, through September 30, 2025.
2. Eligibility & Participation:
Any individual with a past due payable violation must contact the 29th District Court to determine eligibility and receive instructions on how to participate.
3. Waiver of Fees:
Eligible participants will have default, late fees, and warrant fees waived, reducing the total amount owed to the original fine. Warrants will be canceled upon full payment of the original fine. Please note: a $45. 00 clearance fee will still apply and cannot be waived.
4. This is a one-time opportunity: After September 30, 202:S, the Court will resume aggressive enforcement and collection efforts, including the full imposition of penalties and late fees.
5. Accepted Payment Methods:
Payments must be made by cash, credit card (4% service fee applies), certified check, or money order. Personal checks will not be accepted.
1. Amnesty Period:
The program will run from September 2, 2025, through September 30, 2025.
2. Eligibility & Participation:
Any individual with a past due payable violation must contact the 29th District Court to determine eligibility and receive instructions on how to participate.
3. Waiver of Fees:
Eligible participants will have default, late fees, and warrant fees waived, reducing the total amount owed to the original fine. Warrants will be canceled upon full payment of the original fine. Please note: a $45. 00 clearance fee will still apply and cannot be waived.
4. This is a one-time opportunity: After September 30, 202:S, the Court will resume aggressive enforcement and collection efforts, including the full imposition of penalties and late fees.
5. Accepted Payment Methods:
Payments must be made by cash, credit card (4% service fee applies), certified check, or money order. Personal checks will not be accepted.
Dykema attorneys look into simplifying construction damages Aug. 13
Dykema will present the webinar “Time is Money: Simplifying Construction Damages and ‘No Damages for Delay’” on Wednesday, August 13, from noon to 1 p.m. via Zoom.
When disputes occur on construction projects, being able to quantify damages associated with the impacts is a critical component in seeking recovery. The calculation of damages needs to be reasonable and easy to understand for all parties.
This presentation discusses the different types of damages, key inputs needed to calculate them, and the preferred methodologies for quantification. Additionally, “No Damage for Delay” contract clauses will be examined for how they can influence recovery of costs and potentially shift and shape the nature and amount of damages that are recoverable.
Dykema member Daniel Schairbaum (Detroit) will moderate the program featuring Dykema member Brett Schouest (San Antonio) and Roger Nelson of Spire Consulting.
To register for the webinar, visit www.dykema.com and click on “News &?Insights.”
When disputes occur on construction projects, being able to quantify damages associated with the impacts is a critical component in seeking recovery. The calculation of damages needs to be reasonable and easy to understand for all parties.
This presentation discusses the different types of damages, key inputs needed to calculate them, and the preferred methodologies for quantification. Additionally, “No Damage for Delay” contract clauses will be examined for how they can influence recovery of costs and potentially shift and shape the nature and amount of damages that are recoverable.
Dykema member Daniel Schairbaum (Detroit) will moderate the program featuring Dykema member Brett Schouest (San Antonio) and Roger Nelson of Spire Consulting.
To register for the webinar, visit www.dykema.com and click on “News &?Insights.”
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