WAYNE COUNTY · DETROIT
36TH DISTRICT COURT
Got a ticket, an OWI, or a criminal charge in City of Detroit? Your case will likely be heard at the 36th District Court in Detroit. Ticket Fix Pro handles traffic, misdemeanor, and felony cases throughout Wayne County, including the 36th District Court.
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About the 36th District Court
Location:
- 421 Madison Street, Detroit, MI 48226
Communities served:
- City of Detroit
The 36th District Court in downtown Detroit is the largest district court in Michigan. With crowded dockets, having a lawyer who keeps your case moving makes a real difference.
Cases heard at the 36th District Court
- Traffic tickets and civil infractions, such as speeding, careless driving, and running a red light.
- Misdemeanors, including OWI, driving while license suspended, retail fraud, and assault and battery. The district court usually handles these from arraignment through sentencing.
- The early stages of felony cases, including the arraignment, probable cause conference, and preliminary examination. If a felony moves forward, it goes to the Wayne County 3rd Circuit Court in Detroit.
How we can help
- Traffic tickets: keep points off your record. In most ticket cases, we can appear for you.
- Misdemeanors and OWI: fight for a dismissal, a reduced charge, or a result that protects your record.
- Felonies: from your first court date at the 36th District Court through circuit court.
- Expungement: clear an old conviction from your record.
- Driver’s license restoration: get back on the road after a revocation.
Look up your court case
Search for your case by name or case number on the State of Michigan’s official MiCOURT Case Search. Not every Michigan court is in the state system, so if you can’t find your case, call us at 833-842-5776 and we’ll look it up for you.
Clear pricing & payment options
We quote a flat fee after reviewing your case. The price we quote is the price you pay, with no hidden fees.
Flexible payment options: apply for financing through Affirm, or ask us about a payment plan.
Financing through Affirm is subject to an eligibility check and approval.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to go to court at the 36th District Court?
For most traffic tickets, no. We can appear for you. Criminal cases, including OWI, usually require you to be there, and we will be right there with you.
My felony case started here. What happens next?
Felonies begin in district court. If the case is not resolved or dismissed at that stage, it moves to the Wayne County 3rd Circuit Court in Detroit. We can represent you at every step.
How soon should I call?
As soon as possible. Tickets generally must be answered within 14 days, and early action in a criminal case keeps more options open.
Have a case at the 36th District Court? Talk to an attorney today.
This page provides general information, not legal advice. Ticket Fix Pro is a private law firm and is not affiliated with the 36th District Court. Every case is different, and past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.