27th District Court in Wyandotte: Cases From Wyandotte and Riverview

A look at the 27th District Court: where it is, which cities it serves, how misdemeanor and felony cases move through it, how to reach the court and pay online, and what to bring and avoid.

Which court handles cases from Wyandotte and Riverview?

The 27th District Court handles cases arising in the City of Wyandotte and the City of Riverview. The courthouse is at 2015 Biddle Avenue in Wyandotte, Michigan 48192. The main number is (734) 324-4475, and the court asks people to email 27dc@wyandottemi.gov for a faster reply when call volume is high.

Misdemeanor Cases in the 27th District Court

Misdemeanor cases stay in the 27th District Court from arraignment through sentencing. The court's criminal division number is (734) 324-4477.

My office is in Riverview, which is within this court's district.

This guide is written for people with cases in Downriver (Wayne County).

What happens to a felony charged in Wyandotte or Riverview?

A felony starts in the 27th District Court and moves to the Wayne County Circuit Court if it is bound over after the preliminary examination is held or waived.

Under Michigan law, district courts handle arraignments, bail, probable cause conferences, and preliminary examinations in felony cases (MCL 600.8311). After a felony is bound over, the rest of the case, including any trial, plea, or sentencing, happens in circuit court. My felony vs. misdemeanor guide explains each step.

How do I pay fines in the 27th District Court?

You can pay 27th District Court fines online through GPS using Location Code 1825.

If you have a question about what you owe, call or email the court before you pay.

Who to Call

The court lists separate numbers for different kinds of cases. General information is (734) 324-4475, and criminal matters are (734) 324-4477. Email at 27dc@wyandottemi.gov is the court's suggested way to get a quicker reply. Keep your ticket or case number handy when you contact the court.

What to Bring, What to Avoid, and the Bottom Line

Bring your court notice, your ticket or charging papers, and any bond paperwork.

What not to do:

Do not skip a court date.
Do not wait until the day before court to call or email with questions.

Plan ahead, follow the court's instructions, and get advice before your first date.

How I Can Help

If you have a case in the 27th District Court, I can review your paperwork, explain the process and your options, and represent you in court.

Call (734) 775-9327 or use my contact form for a free consultation.

This page covers specific courts, but I handle cases in courts throughout Michigan. If your case is in a different court, call (734) 775-9327.

This page is general information about Michigan law, not legal advice. Laws change, and every case is different. Reading this page does not create an attorney-client relationship.