On Remand From MSC, Appeals Court Vacates Erroneous Child Domicile Analysis
The Michigan Court of Appeals, in a custody case on remand from the Michigan Supreme Court, has ruled that a portion of its original opinion “erroneously instructed the trial court to apply MCL 722.31 to determine the child’s domicile.”
Decedent Did Not ‘Regularly’ Support Child: Survivor’s Loss Benefits Denied
The trial court properly dismissed this action for no-fault survivor’s loss benefits, the Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled.
Michigan Supreme Court Botches Domicile Analysis by Misapplying Family Law to Auto Accident Case
To decide a child's domicile for purposes of insurance coverage under the No-Fault Act, MCL 500.3114(1), the Michigan Supreme Court turned to family law in Grange Insurance v Lawrence.
COA Holds That Homeless Man Does Not Violate SORA
In People v Dowdy, the Court of Appeals issued a published opinion interpreting SORA - the Sex Offender Registry Act.