Trial court did not err by granting the husband summary disposition because there was no indication of intent to defraud the wife of her marital rights.

The COA reversed & remanded, finding there was an “abundant amount of circumstantial evidence” indicating that the Amendment was exerting undue influence on the decedent.

A probate court erroneously applied the statute of limitations in the Michigan Trust Code to bar the plaintiffs’ challenge to the validity of their mother’s trust.

A probate court should not have appointed a conservator for a 74-year-old woman who suffered some minor memory problems and math difficulties.