Legal Question in Criminal Law in Michigan

No. Michigan's current expunction law ("setting aside a conviction") only applies to people who have one and only one criminal conviction in their life. You have three, so you are not eligible. There is a bill pending in Lansing (as there has the past two legislative terms) to expand eligibility, but if it ever passes I don't think it'll apply to people with as many convictions as you have. But that'll depend on whatever the legislature decides to do, IF they ever decide to do anything on this.

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It might be possible if you were convicted of at least two of these misdemeanors while under 21 and received HYTA or some other deferral plea such as a conviction of possession of drugs where you took a plea under 303.7411.

Since you don't seem to remember, you could retrieve the orders of conviction from the 3 courts and show them to a criminal lawyer.