Michigan's Land Division Act ties how many times you can split a parcel to its original size. Smaller parcels get few or no division rights, while larger ones allow multiple splits. The law creates a tiered system where acreage determines your options.
The Michigan Land Division Act uses a tiered system. The larger that parent parcel, the more potential parcel splits may be allowed. The law establishes ranges of allowable divisions based on acreage. Smaller parcels may have few or even no division rights at all, whereas larger parcels may allow several additional splits or several divisions creating new parcels.
