LAW OFFICES OF RL JOHNSON
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Attorney-Client relationship. Moreover, while some of the information found on this site is based on laws and court rulings, it is not intended to be legal advice and must
not be relied upon as legal advice on specific facts.
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LOCATIONS
MAIN OFFICE
Livonia Michigan
39111 Six Mile Road
Livonia, Michigan 48152
Tel.: (734) 521-2501
Fax: (800) 597-0284
Our Other Locations
- Southfield Michigan
Call for an appointment: (800) 597-0284
Bloomfield Hills Michigan
Call for an appointment: (888) 443-4146
Novi Michigan
Call for an appointment: (800) 545-8930
- Actions Against Child Care Organizations & Child Placing Agencies
Rule 722.121 of the Child Care Organizations Regulation Act (aka 1973 PA 116), gives the Michigan
Department of Human Services (“DHS”) the power to:
- (1) Deny, revoke, or refusal to renew a license or certificate of registration;
(2) Modify the provisional status of license; and,
(3) Conduct hearings and make decisions.
However, the DHS may not revoke a license or a certificate of registration, or refuse to renew a license, or
deny an application for a license, or modify an existing license to a provisional status unless the licensee,
registrant, or applicant is given notice in writing of the grounds of the proposed revocation, denial, modification,
or refusal.
Once notice of the agency action is received, the child caring agency or institution has thirty (30) days from the
receipt of the notice to appeal the agency’s decision. The appeal must be in writing addressed to the agency
director. The director or a designated representative of the director must, then, conduct a hearing [sometimes
called a “compliance conference”] at which the licensee, registrant, or applicant may present testimony and
confront witnesses.
We can represent your organization at all stages of the appeals process before the DHS.
Use the following form to schedule a free consultation or to get more information about our company, products, or services.
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