MSC To Examine What Is ‘Sufficient Evidence’ To Trigger‘ Fiduciary Or Confidential Relationship’ In Undue Influence Cases
The Michigan Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a dispute over the title to funds in a decedent’s credit union account, ordering the parties in In re Sherrod Estate to address “what constitutes sufficient evidence of a fiduciary or confidential relationship.”
Court of Appeals Affirms Appointment of Independent Guardian Over Patient Advocate Due to Failure to Act in Ward’s Best Interests
The Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court’s opinion and order, finding no abuse of discretion.
Probate Court Properly Exercised Jurisdiction In Mental Health Code Case
The probate court in this Mental Health Code case properly ordered the respondent to undergo a combined program of hospitalization and outpatient services, the Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled, finding that the probate court had subject-matter jurisdiction over the matter.