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MI HB4890
Bill
Status
9/11/2025
Primary Sponsor
William Bruck
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AI Summary
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Requires creditors to notify cosigners by first-class mail before reporting adverse credit information, providing information to collection agencies, or taking collection action against them when the primary obligor becomes delinquent or defaults
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Mandates a minimum 30-day response period for cosigners after notice is sent to pay the amount due or make alternative arrangements with the creditor
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Prohibits reporting adverse information about a cosigner who responds to the notice by paying or making satisfactory arrangements
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Adds a comprehensive definition of "collection agency" directly into the statute, replacing the previous reference to the Occupational Code, including detailed exclusions for banks, credit unions, attorneys, and other entities collecting their own claims
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Takes effect only if House Bill No. 4887 of the 103rd Legislature is also enacted into law
Legislative Description
Occupations: collection practices; references to collection agencies in 1989 PA 211; revise. Amends sec. 2 of 1989 PA 211 (MCL 445.272). TIE BAR WITH: HB 4887'25
Occupations: business licensing and registration
Last Action
Bill Electronically Reproduced 09/11/2025
9/16/2025