Bill > HB4138

This bill amends the Michigan Revised Judicature Act to remove references to the Extreme Risk Protection Order Act, which appears to have been repealed. The bill makes several specific changes: in Section 1908, it eliminates a provision that previously exempted extreme risk protection order services from standard service of process rules; in Section 2529, it removes language referencing extreme risk protection order actions from court filing fee calculations; and in Section 2559, it eliminates a provision that previously prohibited charging fees for serving process related to extreme risk protection order actions. Additionally, the bill updates some language to be more gender-neutral (such as changing "he or she" to "the sheriff or officer") and adjusts numbering of sections. The bill will only take effect if House Bill No. 4140 is also enacted into law, which suggests these changes are part of a broader legislative package dealing with the repeal of the Extreme Risk Protection Order Act. The modifications appear to be primarily technical in nature, ensuring that the existing legal code reflects the current status of the law after the act's repeal.

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https://legislature.mi.gov/Bills/Bill?ObjectName=2025-HB-4138