Appeal of Order Denying Petition for Waiver of Parental Consent
Michigan · Michigan State Court Administrative Office · Effective September 1, 2010
This form is used when someone needs to appeal a court decision that denied a request to waive parental consent for an abortion. It provides instructions on how to file the appeal and what happens next.
The court describes it as: Court rule / statute: MCL 722.904, MCR 3.615
Where this fits in a case
AppealStage: Appeal
This form is used after a judge has issued an order denying a petition for waiver of parental consent for an abortion. The person who was denied the waiver can use this form to start the appeal process.
Usually filed by the person starting the case.
Common questions
- Who files this form?
- The minor, or their next friend, files the notice of appeal. The form also includes sections for the court to use when appointing an attorney.
- How quickly must the appeal be filed?
- If the person wants to appeal, they must file the notice of appeal with the family division of the circuit court within 24 hours of the date and time stated in the order.
- What happens after filing the notice of appeal?
- If the notice is filed on time, an attorney will be appointed, or the person can hire their own attorney. The attorney must then file a claim of appeal with the Court of Appeals within 72 hours.
Revision history
No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026. The current version took effect September 1, 2010.
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