Michigan Law

Many of the United States have squatting rights. How does that work in Michigan?

Purple isn't just for Prince fans. It's also used to keep hunters and hikers off of private property.

Most Michigan residents don't know they can get ticketed for parking in their own driveway.

Michigan workers are set to experience significant changes in sick time and paid leave policies, following a recent ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court.

Cities nationwide including one Michigan college town have banned gas-powered leaf blowers. Will Michigan state lawmakers follow suit?

Families discuss possible legislation to keep young bicyclists safer on Michigan roads.

Learn about the consequences of obstructing your view in Michigan and why hanging fuzzy dice in your car might not be as innocent as it seems.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer expected to sign bill to make necrophilia a felony in Michigan.

Flashing your brights at an oncoming driver is not just dangerous, it might be against the law. Let's shine some light on the Michigan law that many of us don't know exists.

Renting may seem like the move in Michigan, but you'll be surprised how high your landlord is legally allowed to raise your monthly rent.

Michigan legislators take a stand against ticket scalpers with new 'Taylor Swift bills' to ensure fair access to concert tickets.

Discover how Michigan's Bottle Deposit Law revolutionized recycling by offering refunds on beverage containers, pushing for a cleaner environment.