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 Changed Trust To Direct That Proceeds Go To Estate
In this dispute over trust proceeds, the probate court correctly altered the decedent’s “special needs trust” to direct that the proceeds go to the decedent’s estate rather than to the trust’s residuary beneficiary, the Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled.
No-Fault Cases Remanded To Determine If Guardian Improperly Delegated Tasks
Even though a guardian may delegate tasks, a question remains in no-fault cases about whether a guardian improperly delegated certain tasks.