INSTRUCTIONS: MICHIGAN APPEARANCE OF PARENT OF MINOR (Form PC 606)

The form discussed in this article is filed by the Michigan parent of a minor or minors interested in an estate who live with the adult. The adult must not have any personal interest in the estate which is in conflict with the children, and the children must not be married. This document can be obtained from the website maintained by the Michigan Courts system.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 1: Enter the file number where indicated.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 2: On the first blank line, enter the name of the person whose estate is concerned.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 3: On the second blank line, enter your name.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 4: On the third blank line, state the interest of your children in the estate.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 5: In the table provided below, enter the names of your children in the first column.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 6: In the second column, enter the date of birth of each child.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 7: On the next blank line, enter the date.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 8: On the next blank line, enter the name of your attorney and their bar number.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 9: On the next blank line, enter the street address of your attorney.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 10: On the next blank line, enter the city, state, zip code and telephone number of your attorney.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 11: On the next blank line, enter your signature.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 12: On the next blank line, enter your street address.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 13: On the next blank line, enter your city, state, zip code and telephone number.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 14: The form should be filed with the court handling this probate matter for processing.