EVERY DEADLINE

From

Removing an unattended vehicle from a public street

Whose

The removal agency

The agency reports the removal to the owner within twenty-four hours, or to the sheriff or chief of police if the owner cannot be reached.

From

The restricted minor's permit's issue

Whose

The teen driver

For the first six months, a restricted permit holder carries no passengers but immediate family or household members.

From

The instruction permit's issue

Whose

The teen driver

A permit issued after July 1, 2020, is held at least two hundred seventy-five days, with fifty hours of supervised driving, before a restricted permit.

From

An assault on a person in a covered relationship

Whose

The officer

An officer with probable cause that an adult assaulted someone in a covered relationship within the preceding forty-eight hours shall arrest without a warrant.

From

The warrant's issue

Whose

The officer

The warrant commands the search within a specified period not to exceed ten days, served in the daytime unless the magistrate authorizes night.

From

The seizure of the property

Whose

The attorney general

After a seizure, the attorney general institutes the forfeiture proceedings within sixty days of the seizure.

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Knowing or suspecting abuse, neglect or exploitation

Whose

Health care, counseling and criminal justice workers

The listed professionals report within twenty-four hours to the state's attorney, the Department of Human Services, or law enforcement.

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The date of the door to door transaction

Whose

The buyer

The buyer may cancel at any time before midnight of the third business day after the transaction, and the seller says so in writing and aloud.

From

The injury

Whose

The employee

Written notice goes to the employer no later than three business days after the injury, or the claim is barred without actual knowledge or good cause.

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The date to appear or answer, counted back

Whose

The defendant

A defendant may, five days before the date to appear, petition to remove the case to the regular civil docket, with an affidavit, fee and deposit.

From

The hearing date, counted back

Whose

The officer serving

Personal service of the petition, affidavit and notice of hearing is made on the respondent not less than five days before the hearing.

From

Becoming unemployed

Whose

The claimant

Benefits are paid only after the claimant has been unemployed for a waiting period of one week.

From

The public record officer receiving the written request

Whose

The public record officer

The officer responds no later than ten business days after receipt, with the record, a denial, or an estimate of the time needed.

From

Election day, counted back

Whose

The voter

A completed registration received by 5:00 p.m. local time at least fifteen days before the election is entered for it.

From

Service of a written notice and demand

Whose

The neighbor who has not built their half

The notice demands that the delinquent owner erect or repair their half of a legal fence within thirty days of service.

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The report, where the reporter asked for a response

Whose

The Department of Social Services or law enforcement

A reporter who asks gets a written acknowledgment within thirty days, saying whether the report will be investigated.

From

The temporary order's issue

Whose

The court

An ex parte temporary protection order is effective for thirty days unless the court continues it for good cause.

From

The death

Whose

The successor

Thirty days after the death, a successor with an affidavit may collect personal property of an estate worth no more than $100,000.

From

The court's order setting the hearing

Whose

The court

The hearing on a petition for a protection order is held no later than thirty days from the order setting it, unless continued for good cause.

From

New insured employment in the benefit year

Whose

The claimant

A claimant who quit without good cause or was fired for misconduct is denied benefits until reemployed six calendar weeks, earning the weekly benefit amount in each.

From

Discovering the breach

Whose

The business holding the information

Each affected resident is told of the breach no later than sixty days after it is discovered, unless law enforcement needs a delay.

From

The death

Whose

The successor

Sixty days after the death, a successor may file an affidavit for real property worth no more than fifty thousand dollars with the register of deeds.

From

Completed service of the summons and complaint

Whose

The court

No divorce or separate maintenance action is heard, tried or decided until at least sixty days after service is complete.

From

The license's issue

Whose

The couple

A marriage license becomes void unless the marriage is solemnized within ninety days following its issue.

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The last work or material furnished

Whose

The contractor or supplier

The lien ceases at the end of one hundred twenty days unless a statement of the claim is filed with the register of deeds.

From

The refusal or unequal treatment

Whose

The person refused

A charge against a public accommodation is filed within one hundred and eighty days after the practice occurred.

From

The discriminatory practice at work

Whose

The employee or applicant

A charge of discrimination in hiring, firing or pay is filed within one hundred and eighty days after the practice occurred.

From

Filing the petition, counted back

Whose

The petitioner

A person may petition to change their name after being a bona fide resident of the county for the six months before filing.

From

The death

Whose

The surviving spouse

The petition for an elective share is filed within nine months after the death or four months after the will is probated, whichever is later.

From

The informal probate

Whose

Anyone contesting the will

A contest may be brought within the later of twelve months from the informal probate or three years from the death.

From

The arrest, where no charge was filed

Whose

The person arrested

After one year from an arrest with no accusatory instrument filed, the person may ask the court to expunge the arrest.

From

The date of the foreclosure sale

Whose

The owner and others entitled to redeem

Everyone entitled to redeem has one year from the date of sale, except under a one hundred eighty day redemption mortgage.

From

The insurer's written notice denying coverage

Whose

The injured employee

The right to compensation is forever barred unless a written petition for hearing is filed with the department within two years of the denial.

From

The wages falling due

Whose

The employee

An action for wages, or for a penalty for failing to pay them, can be commenced only within two years after it accrued.

From

The death

Whose

Creditors

Claims that arose before the death are barred unless presented by the notice's date, and in any case within three years after the death.

From

The death

Whose

Anyone seeking probate or appointment

No probate or appointment proceeding may be started more than three years after the death, apart from narrow exceptions.

From

The injury

Whose

The person injured

An action for personal injury can be commenced only within three years after the cause of action accrued.

From

The original delivery of the vehicle

Whose

The consumer

An action against the manufacturer under the lemon law is commenced within three years following the original delivery.

From

The deceptive conduct, or its discovery

Whose

The person harmed

No action under the deceptive practices chapter may be brought more than four years after the conduct occurred or was discovered.

From

The case whose highest charge was a petty offense or Class 2 misdemeanor

Whose

The court system

The case is removed from the public record automatically after five years, if every condition was met and there was no new conviction.

From

The cause of action accruing

Whose

The person suing

An action on a contract, or for injury to property, can be commenced only within six years after it accrued.

From

The planned entry, counted back

Whose

The landlord

Twenty-four hours written notice is presumed reasonable, stating the date, a window during business hours, the purpose, and how to reschedule.

From

Issue being joined in the case

Whose

The landlord

An eviction may be brought on for trial upon two days' notice after issue is joined, faster than an ordinary civil case.

From

The day the rent is due

Whose

The tenant

A tenant who fails to pay rent for three days after it is due may be sued for forcible entry and detainer.

From

Service of the summons and complaint

Whose

The tenant

The time for appearing and answering in an eviction is five days from service on the tenant.

From

The tenant quitting the premises

Whose

The landlord

Property worth five hundred dollars or less left for ten days after the tenant quits is presumed abandoned, and the landlord may dispose of it.

From

The date set for the trial

Whose

The court

No continuance runs past fourteen days unless the tenant gives security for the rent that may accrue and for costs.

From

Receiving the landlord's notice of modification

Whose

The tenant

A tenant who gives notice within fifteen days of receiving the change may end the lease effective the start of the next month.

From

Receipt of the tenant's mailing address after the tenancy ends

Whose

The landlord

The landlord returns the deposit or gives a written statement of the specific reason for keeping any of it, or forfeits the right to keep any.

From

The landlord storing what the tenant left

Whose

The landlord

Property worth more than five hundred dollars is stored, and after thirty days or more the landlord may treat it as abandoned.

From

The end of the rental month, counted back

Whose

The landlord

A landlord may change the terms or rent of a month-to-month lease by written notice given at least thirty days before the month ends.

From

The first attempt at service

Whose

The sheriff or other authorized server

Two attempts at service are made at least one week apart, both within thirty days, and the second may be by posting and mail.

From

The tenant's written notice, counted back

Whose

The tenant

The police report, protection order or provider's statement attached to the notice is from the thirty-day period immediately preceding it.

From

The end of the tenancy

Whose

The landlord, on the tenant's request

Within forty-five days after the tenancy ends, the landlord provides an itemized accounting of any deposit withheld, if the tenant asks.

From

Notice that the land will be developed for another use

Whose

The landowner

The owner of a mobile or manufactured home gets no less than ninety days notice to vacate and remove it, unless the notice rests on a breach.

From

The discriminatory housing practice

Whose

The person discriminated against

A charge of housing discrimination is filed within one hundred and eighty days after the practice occurred.

From

A complaint, a written repair notice, or joining a tenants' union

Whose

The landlord

It is a defense to a retaliation claim that the notice to vacate came more than one hundred eighty days after the tenant's protected act.

From

Applying to the sheriff of the county of residence

Whose

The sheriff

A temporary permit is issued within five days of application to an applicant who meets every condition the section lists.

From

The date of conviction of a misdemeanor crime involving domestic violence

Whose

The person convicted

The person may not possess or control a firearm for one year from the conviction; at the end of the one-year period the rights lost are restored.

From

The last discharge from prison, jail, probation or parole

Whose

The person convicted

The bar on possessing a firearm does not apply to a person last discharged more than fifteen years before the offense.

From

The mailing or delivery of the notice of dishonor

Whose

The person who wrote the check

Paying the check and the costs, or returning the property, within thirty days of the notice of dishonor bars any criminal prosecution for it.