Michigan Supreme Court

06/08/2026

🏛️COURT JOBS ⚖️LAW JOBS

06/08/2026

Judicial security is essential to the fair and effective administration of justice.

Judges, court staff, and court users all deserve a safe environment to work in and access the courts.

At NCSC, we help courts strengthen judicial security through risk assessments, security planning support, and practical tools designed for real court environments.

Our work supports courts in identifying vulnerabilities, improving preparedness, and implementing strategies that enhance safety and preserve public trust.

06/08/2026

Wonderful judicial outreach and community engagement!

Referee Christina McPhail-Stockdale visited Bow Elementary School earlier this spring for Career Day, introducing students to careers in the legal system. Through the mock case, "The Three Bears v. Goldilocks," students explored fairness, critical thinking, and the importance of making decisions in the best interest of children. ⚖️📚

06/08/2026

🏠 Building Solutions, Strengthening Communities 🏠

Disagreements between landlords and tenants can be stressful for everyone involved — but resolution may be closer than you think.

When communication becomes difficult, having a place to start can make all the difference. MI-Resolve offers an online way for landlords and tenants to work through conflict, find common ground, and move toward solutions together. 🌿

Healthy communities grow when people have access to respectful conversations and problem-solving tools.

🤝 Find common ground
💬 Work through challenges together
🏡 Move forward with understanding

🔗 courts.mi.gov/MIRESOLVE

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06/08/2026

Morning Coffee & Honest Conversations ☀️

Sometimes the hardest conversations between parents aren’t about what we say—but how and when we say it.

A calm moment. A shared cup of coffee. A willingness to listen before responding.
That’s often the best place to start difficult questions, concerns, or worries.

Try this:
• Choose a low-stress time (not in the heat of the moment)
• Speak from your experience, not blame
• Listen to understand—not to win
• Keep the focus on the kids and the future

Disagreements don’t mean failure—and divorce isn’t the only answer. With the right support, tough conversations can lead to clarity, compromise, and stronger co-parenting.

Sometimes, all it takes is a conversation—and the courage to have it. 💙

📞 Wayne County Dispute Resolution Center (WCDRC)
(313) 561-3500
🌐 www.wcdrc.org
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06/08/2026

Road to Restoration is a free clinic to assist Michigan residents in understanding how to get their driving privileges restored. Residents who attend will meet one-on-one with Michigan Department of State staff and talk with volunteer attorneys to determine the steps necessary to reinstate their dri...

06/08/2026

Behavioral Health Mediation through the DRCWM provides a neutral, structured space for individuals, families, and care providers to talk through difficult issues—whether related to treatment plans, communication breakdowns, family conflict, or care decisions.

This service is confidential, voluntary, and designed to support better outcomes for everyone involved.

Learn more about Behavioral Health Mediation at drcwm.org

06/08/2026

At the DRCWM, we help people move through conflict with dignity, collaboration, and practical solutions.

Agriculture mediation provides a confidential space for productive conversations around farm transitions, land use, finances, family communication, and more.

Learn more about the DRCWM and mediation at drcwm.org

06/08/2026

📞 Wayne County Dispute Resolution Center (WCDRC)
(313) 561-3500
🌐 www.wcdrc.org
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06/08/2026

To learn more about Community Mediation Services and the mediation process, visit our website:

www.mimediation.com