Tall Tales and Back Woods Justice
By Doug Chalgian on May 2, 2020
This new unpublished decision from the Court of Appeals comes out of Ogemaw County. Ogemaw is a small out-of-the-way county, with a lot of rivers and trees. Right...
Terror Clause Canaries Don’t Fly
By Doug Chalgian on August 18, 2018
In this unpublished decision from the Court of Appeals, a potential litigant filed a “petition for instruction” which asked the trial judge to decide the question of: If...
More Terror Clause Trouble
By Doug Chalgian on June 23, 2013
The Court of Appeals has published another case on terror clauses. Estate of Eugene Stan.The facts are that A filed for formal admission of a Will which included...
General Perry’s Terror Clause: Final Chapter (I think)
By Doug Chalgian on February 21, 2013
Within a couple weeks of oral arguments, we received a published opinion in the General Perry terror clause case that has been discussed in this blog before (really...
General Perry’s Terror Clause
By Doug Chalgian on December 19, 2012
I just filed a brief in an appeal that may be of interest to some of you. The case involves the estate of Brigadier General Miller Perry, who...
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About The Author: Doug ChalgianI am an estate planning, probate litigating, elder law attorney. This is a blog for clients and professional colleagues. In it I offer my ideas about the state of the law and the practice of law. I believe we are living through a unique period during which the law (which is traditionally slow to change) and society are attempting to evolve to address the explosion of people living long lives. I find these developments fascinating and enjoy being involved in this evolution. |