By: BridgeTower Media Newswires March 4, 2026
DETROIT, MI — Where a plaintiff has alleged that the state, through the probate court system and related agencies, has systematically deprived elderly Michigan residents, including her parents, of their right to manage their own affairs by forcing them into guardianships and conservatorships, the complaint must be dismissed because it is untimely under the Court of Claims Act.
“… Plaintiff’s complaint, the first notice of her action, was filed more than 14 months after her claims accrued. Because plaintiff did not timely file a notice of intent or complaint, the Court must dismiss her action. …
“… This action belongs to plaintiff’s parents, not her, and as plaintiff is not an attorney, she could not legally raise these claims on her parents’ behalves. This too supports dismissal of plaintiff’s complaint. …
“… This is an impermissible collateral attack that must be dismissed.”
Sanders v. State of Michigan; MiLW No. 04-110262, 6 pages; Court of Claims; Redford, J.
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Court finds probate system did not deprive residents of rights
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