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Van Buren County
Court Process & Eviction Officer (Contractor)
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
Job Description
Job Summary Van Buren County Courts seek a Court Officer to perform authorized services as an independent contractor under Michigan law. The role involves serving court processes, executing orders, and coordinating with multiple stakeholders to ensure lawful compliance.
The appointment is by the Court and does not guarantee a minimum amount of work or compensation; a term is set by the Chief Judge and may not exceed two years. Tools, vehicle, and equipment are the responsibility of the officer.#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description Van Buren County Courts seek a Court Officer to perform authorized services as an independent contractor under Michigan law. The role involves serving court processes, executing orders, and coordinating with multiple stakeholders to ensure lawful compliance.
The appointment is by the Court and does not guarantee a minimum amount of work or compensation; a term is set by the Chief Judge and may not exceed two years. Tools, vehicle, and equipment are the responsibility of the officer.#J-18808-Ljbffr
The appointment is by the Court and does not guarantee a minimum amount of work or compensation; a term is set by the Chief Judge and may not exceed two years. Tools, vehicle, and equipment are the responsibility of the officer.#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description Van Buren County Courts seek a Court Officer to perform authorized services as an independent contractor under Michigan law. The role involves serving court processes, executing orders, and coordinating with multiple stakeholders to ensure lawful compliance.
The appointment is by the Court and does not guarantee a minimum amount of work or compensation; a term is set by the Chief Judge and may not exceed two years. Tools, vehicle, and equipment are the responsibility of the officer.#J-18808-Ljbffr