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Can a Professional Guardian Delegate Their Decision-making Powers to an Employee?

Yes, as recently decided by the Michigan Supreme Court, but only if the professional guardian first executes a specific type of power of attorney document delegating authority to the employee to exercise such powers. This...more

When is a Court Filing Considered “Frivolous,” Allowing for Court Sanctions?

In the recent case of In re Conservatorship of DPV, Docket No 362139 (Mich Ct App July 27, 2023), the court explores when a court — here the probate court — can sanction a party for a “frivolous” filing....more

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