MICHIGAN STATuTES OF LIMITATIONS
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MICHIGAN Statutes of limitationsThe following is an alphabetical listing of Michigan statutes of limitations arranged by area of law. Only thosestatutes that establish a time period are included. Statutes that establish general rules for the applicationand interpretation of statutes of limitations have been omitted. No attempt has been made to systematicallyinclude tolling periods or rules, administrative or regulatory time limits, or appeals periods. The informationpresented here is intended for use as a quick reference. The applicability of each limitations period will needto be determined on a case-by-case basis through examination of the entire statute and relevant case law.This publication is designed to provide accurate and authoritative information in regard to the subjectmatter covered. It is offered with the understanding that the publisher is not engaged in rendering legalservices. If legal advice is required, the services of a competent attorney should be sought. (From aDeclaration of Principles jointly adopted by a Committee of the American Bar Association and a Committeeof Publishers and Associations.)Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatuteABANDONED PROPERTYProperty of major value6 months432.24(7)Property of minor value3 months432.24(8)ABUSE OF PROCESS3 years600.5805(10)6 years600.581360 days from date of delivery or mailingof notice of decision or, if a motion forrehearing is filed, within 60 days ofdelivery or notice of decision on rehearing24.30415 years600.5801(4)2 years436.18014 years445.781Claim arising out of defect or planningthat did not involve gross negligence6 years after the time of occupancy ofthe completed improvement, use, oracceptance of the improvement600.5839Claim arising out of defect or planningthat involved gross negligence1 year after the defect is discovered orshould have been discovered; however, anaction to which this subdivision appliesshall not be maintained more than 10years after the time of occupancy ofthe completed improvement, use, oracceptance of the improvement600.5839ACCOUNTSOpen accounts between nonmerchantsADMINISTRATIVEAppeal of an agency decisionADVERSE POSSESSIONAction seeking right of entry, allegingadverse possessionALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESAction under the Dramshop ActANTITRUSTClaims arising out of the Antitrust ReformActARCHITECTS 2012 National Legal Research Group, Inc.1
Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatuteASSAULTCivil claim generally2 years600.5805(2)Civil claim in which the defendant (1) is5 yearsa current or former spouse, (2) shares achild with the plaintiff, (3) lives or formerlylived with the plaintiff, or (4) was in, or isin, a dating relationship with the plaintiff600.5805(3), (4)Criminal assault6 years767.24(6)—Criminal assault with intent to commitmurder10 years767.24(3)Action arising out of letter of credit1 year after expiration of letter or 1 yearfrom time action accrues, whichever islater440.5115Action arising out of unauthorizedsignature on check and other documentcustomer has 1 year to discover theunauthorized signature and bring anaction against the bank440.4406—Action arising from a note payable at adefinite timewithin 6 years after the due date or theaccelerated due date440.3118(1)—Action arising from a note payable ondemand and for which demand has beenmadewithin 6 years after the demand440.3118(2)—Action arising from a note payable ondemand and for which no demand hasbeen madeno action may be brought if neitherprincipal nor interest has been paid for 10continuous years440.3118(2)—Action to enforce the obligation of aparty to pay an unaccepted draft and feeswithin 3 years after dishonor of draftor 10 years after the date of the draft,whichever occurs first440.3118(3)—Action to enforce the obligation of theacceptor of a certified check or the issuerof a teller's check, cashier's check, ortraveler's checkwithin 3 years after demand for paymentis made440.3118(4)—Action to enforce the obligation of aparty to a certificate of deposit to pay theinstrumentwithin 6 years after demand for paymentis made, but if the instrument states a duedate and the maker is not required to paybefore that date, the 6-year period beginswhen a demand for payment is in effectand the due date has passed440.3118(5)—Action to enforce the obligation of aparty to pay an accepted draft other thana certified check6 years after the due date or dates statedin the draft or acceptance if the obligationof the acceptor is payable at a definitetime, or within 6 years after the date ofthe acceptance if the obligation of theacceptor is payable on demand440.3118(6)BANKSNegotiable instruments 2012 National Legal Research Group, Inc.2
Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatuteBanks (Continued)All other actions for conversion of aninstrument, for money had and received,or like action based on conversion, forbreach of warranty, or to enforce anobligation, duty, or right arising under thisarticle and not governed by 440.31183 years440.3118(7)Civil claim generally2 years600.5805(2)Criminal prosecution6 years767.24(6)Actions brought on bonds orrecognizances given on appeal from anycourt in the state2 years600.5807(6)Actions charging any surety of any bondof any executor, administrator, or guardian4 years after the discharge of theexecutor, administrator, or guardian600.5807(1)Actions on bonds, notes, or other likeinstruments which are the direct orindirect obligation of, or were issuedby, although not the obligation of, theState of Michigan or any county, city,village, township, school district, specialassessment district, or other public orquasi-public corporation in the state10 years600.5807(7)Actions founded on bonds of constables2 years after expiration of the year inwhich constable was elected600.5807(3)Actions founded on bonds of publicofficers10 years600.5807(2)2 years from claim accruing600.5811(1)If minor is under the age of 18 and statuteof limitations tolled during that timemay commence action within 1 yearfollowing maturity600.5851Action to enforce a family law supportorder arising out of Michigan law10 years from date that last supportpayment is due under support order600.5809(4)Paternity actionanytime before the child reaches 18 yearsof age722.714CIVIL RIGHTS3 years600.5805(10)CONDEMNATION3 years600.645210 years600.5807(4)BATTERYBONDSCARRIERSAction against a common- law carrierarising out of intrastate transportation ofany persons or propertyCHILDRENCONDOMINIUMSAction arising out of covenants in deedsand mortgages 2012 National Legal Research Group, Inc.3
Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatuteCONSTABLEAction against the constable based onnegligence or misconduct2 years after the expiration of the year inwhich constable was elected600.5805(8)CONTRACTORSClaim arising out of defect or planning that 6 years after the time of occupancy ofdid not involve gross negligencethe completed improvement, use, oracceptance of the improvement600.5839Claim arising out of defect or planning that 1 year after the defect is discovered ordid involve gross negligenceshould have been discovered. However, anaction to which this subdivision appliesshall not be maintained more than 10years after the time of occupancy ofthe completed improvement, use, oracceptance of the improvement600.5839CONTRACTSBreach of contract—Generally6 years600.5807(8)—For sale of goods under U.C.C.4 years unless contract states otherwise440.2725Action based on contract prohibited by the 1 year after circumstances suggesting aPublic Officers and Employees Actviolation of the Act15.325CONVERSION3 years600.5805Shareholders' action arising out of theMichigan Business Corporations Act6 years600.5813—Claim arising out of the MichiganBusiness Corporations Act, alleging adirector's failure to faithfully dischargehis or her duty, that is not brought by ashareholder3 years from date action accrues or within 450.1489(1)(f)2 years of date at which the shareholderhad knowledge, or reasonably should havehad knowledge, of the breach giving rise toactionCORPORATIONSCRIMINAL LAWGenerally6 years unless otherwise provided for—Indictment for false pretenses involving10 years from date of act or date ofreal property, forgery or uttering andrecording of the forged instrument,publishing of an instrument affecting anwhichever is laterinterest in real property, or mortgage fraud767.24(6)767.24(5)—Assault with intent to commit murder[See ASSAULT]—Attempted murder10 years767.24(3)—Criminal sexual conduct in the firstdegreeno limitation767.24(1)—Criminal sexual conduct in the second,third, and fourth degree, and assault withintent to commit sexual conduct10 years, or 10 years from date DNA testing 767.24(2)reveals identity of defendant 2012 National Legal Research Group, Inc.4
Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatuteCriminal Law (Continued)—Extortion10 years767.24(3)—First-degree home invasion10 years767.24(3)—Identity theft6 years from date of the theft but notmore than 6 years after individual whocommitted offense is identified767.24(4)—Kidnaping10 years767.24(3)—Manslaughter10 years767.24(3)—Murder, conspiracy to commit murder, orsolicitation to commit murderno limitation767.24(1)—Violation of the Michigan AntiterrorismAct, punishable by life imprisonmentno limitation767.24(1)DEATH [See also WRONGFUL DEATH]If a person dies before the period oflimitations has run or within 30 days afterthe period of limitations has run, an actionthat survives by law may be commencedby the personal representative of thedeceased personwithin 2 years after letters of authority are 600.5852issued although the period of limitationshas run. But an action shall not be broughtunder this provision unless the personalrepresentative commences it within 3years after the period of limitations hasrunDISCRIMINATIONViolations of the Civil Rights Chapterincluding race, disability, age, andemployment discrimination3 years600.5805(10)EMINENT DOMAIN3 years600.6452(1)Employment discrimination pursuant tothe Civil Rights Act of Michigan3 years600.5805—Action alleging a violation of theMichigan Whistle- Blowers' Protection Actwithin 90 days from date of violation15.363Wrongful termination pursuant to the CivilRights Act of Michigan3 years600.5805EMPLOYMENT 2012 National Legal Research Group, Inc.5
Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatuteENVIRONMENTALClaim under the Natural Resources andEnvironmental Protection Act arising outof (a) the owner or operator of a facilityif the owner or operator is responsiblefor an activity causing a release or threatof release; (b) the owner or operatorof a facility at the time of disposal ofa hazardous substance if the owner oroperator is responsible for an activitycausing a release or threat of release; (c)an owner or operator of a facility whobecomes an owner or operator on or afterJune 5, 1995, unless the owner or operatorcomplies with both of the following: (i)a baseline environmental assessmentis conducted prior to or within 45 daysafter the earlier of the date of purchase,occupancy, or foreclosure. For purposesof this section, assessing propertyto conduct a baseline environmentalassessment does not constituteoccupancy; (ii) the owner or operatorprovides a baseline environmentalassessment to the department andsubsequent purchaser or transferee within6 months after the earlier of the date ofpurchase, occupancy, or foreclosurewithin 6 years of initiation of physicalon-site construction activities for theremedial action selected or approved bythe department or within 3 years from asubsequent action for recovery arising outof same incident324.20140Fines arising out of the Natural Resourcesand Environmental Protection Act3 years after the discovery of the violation324.20140FAIR REPRESENTATION3 years600.58053 years600.5805(10)2 years66.6Deficiency judgment10 years, and renewable for another 10years600.5809(3)Foreclosure of mortgage15 years from date mortgage became dueor 15 years from date of last payment600.5803FALSE IMPRISONMENTCivil claim generally [See ASSAULT]Civil claim in which the defendant (1) isa current or former spouse, (2) shares achild with the plaintiff, (3) lives or formerlylived with the plaintiff, or (4) was in, or isin, a dating relationship with the plaintiff[See ASSAULT]FIDUCIARY DUTYBreach of fiduciary dutyFINESAction for violation of ordinanceFORECLOSURE 2012 National Legal Research Group, Inc.6
Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatuteFORECLOSURE (Continued)Right of redemption—If agricultural propertywithin 1 year of sale600.3240(12)—If commercial property or multifamilyresidential property is in excess of 4 units6 months from the date of sale600.3240(7)—If residential property does not exceed4 units and amount claimed on mortgageis more than 66 2/3 % of the originalmortgagewithin 6 months of sale600.3240(8)—If residential property does not exceed4 units, is deemed abandoned pursuant to600.3241, and amount owed is less than66 2/3 % of the original mortgagewithin 3 months of sale600.3240(9)—If residential property does not exceed4 units, is deemed abandoned pursuant to600.3241, and amount owed is more than66 2/3 % of the original mortgagewithin 1 month600.3240(10)—If residential property not exceeding 4redemption period is 30 days or until theunits is deemed abandoned as determined time to provide the notice required byunder 3241a3241a(c) expires, whichever is later600.3240(11)—All other property not covered by600.3240(7)-(12)within 1 year of sale600.3240(13)2 years600.5809(2)4 years after the act or transactionconstituting the violation445.1533Action alleging securities fraud6 years500.5813Claims arising out of the MichiganConsumer Protection Actwithin 6 years of the act, method, orpractice giving rise to the action or within1 year of the last payment in a transactioninvolving the act, method, or practice445.911Fraud that caused delay in prosecution ofclaim2 years from discovery of fraud600.5855may commence action within 1 yearfollowing removal of the disability600.5851(1)1 year, if not otherwise stated in policy500.2833FORFEITUREBased on penal statuteFRANCHISEClaim arising out of the FranchiseInvestment ActFRAUDHAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES[See ENVIRONMENTAL]INSANE PERSONSIf insane at time the statute of limitationstolledINSURANCEClaim arising out of fire damageClaims for benefits arising out of insurancepolicies 2012 National Legal Research Group, Inc.7
Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatuteINSURANCE (Continued)—Claim for payment of benefits arisingout of a standard automobile insurancepolicywithin 1 year of accident unless writtennotice of claim was given to insurerwithin 1 year of accident or a paymenthas previously been made; if the noticehas been given or a payment has beenmade, the action may be commencedat any time within 1 year after the mostrecent allowable expense, work loss, orsurvivor's loss has been incurred; however,the claimant may not recover benefits forany portion of the loss incurred more than1 year before the date on which the actionwas commenced500.3145—Claim for payment of benefits arisingout of other insurance policies6 years600.5807(8)Disability insurancewithin 3 years after the time written proofof loss is required to be furnished500.3422INVERSE CONDEMNATIONAction for taking of property6 years from the time the consequences600.5813of the condemner's actions have stabilizedJUDGMENTSJudgment from Michigan or any other state 10 years600.5809(3)Judgment from a court not of record inMichigan or any in other state6 years600.5809(3)Judgment to enforce a family law supportorder arising out of Michigan law10 years600.5809(4)Relief from judgment or order for mistake,newly discovered evidence, or fraud1 year unless alleging that the judgmentis void or that the judgment has beensatisfied, released, or dischargedMCR 2.612Breach-of-lease action governed by U.C.C.4 years440.2956Breach-of-lease action not governed byU.C.C.6 years600.5807(8)LIBEL1 year600.5805(9)Action to enforce construction lienwithin 1 year from date of lien570.1117MALICIOUS PROSECUTION2 years600.5805(5)2 l malpractice[See MEDICAL MALPRACTICE] 2012 National Legal Research Group, Inc.8
Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatuteMEDICAL MALPRACTICEGenerallywithin 2 years from injury or within 6months from date injured party knew orshould have known of injury; however,the action may not be commenced laterthan 6 years after injury unless otherwiseprovided600.5805;600.5838If discovery of claim was prevented byfraudwithin 3 years or within 6 months fromdate of discovery600.5838a(1)If the injury resulted in permanent lossor damage to a reproductive organ thatended in the inability to procreatewithin 3 years or within 6 months fromdate of discovery600.5838a(2)If action accrues prior to minor's8th birthday and does not involve areproductive injurymust be brought by minor's 10th birthdayor within 3 years of injury or within 6months of discovery, whichever is later,but not more than 6 years after injuryunless the injury was prevented fromdiscovery by fraud600.5851(7)If, at the time claim accrues, the personhas not reached his or her 13th birthdayand claim involves an injury to theperson's reproductive systemmust be brought by minor's 15th birthday orwithin 3 years of injury or within 6 monthsof discovery, whichever is later, but notmore than 6 years after injury unless theinjury resulted in the inability to procreate600.5851(8)10 years600.5807(4)—If agricultural propertywithin 1 year of sale600.3240(12)—If commercial property or multifamilyresidential property in excess of 4 units6 months from the date of sale600.3240(7)—If residential property not exceeding4 units and amount claimed on themortgage is more than 66 2/3 % of theoriginal mortgagewithin 6 months of sale600.3240(8)within 3 months of sale—If residential property not exceeding4 units, property is deemed abandonedpursuant to 600.3241, and amount owed isless than 66 2/3 % of the original mortgage600.3240(9)MORTGAGESActions arising out of covenants in deedsand mortgagesForeclosure of mortgage[See FORECLOSURE]Action based on deficiency judgment[See FORECLOSURE]Right of redemption [See FORECLOSURE]—If residential property not exceeding4 units, property is deemed abandonedpursuant to 600.3241, and amount owed ismore than 66 2/3 % of the original mortgagewithin 1 month—If residential property not exceeding 4redemption period is 30 days or until theunits is deemed abandoned as determined time to provide the notice required byunder 3241a3241a(c) expires, whichever is later 2012 National Legal Research Group, Inc.600.3240(10)600.3240(11)9
Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatuteMORTGAGES (Continued)—All other property not covered by600.3240(7)-(12)within 1 year of sale600.3240(13)the period of limitation shall begin to runonly when the person reenters the stateunless a means of service of processsufficient to vest the jurisdiction of aMichigan court over the defendant wasavailable to the plaintiff600.58536 years600.5813Generally3 years600.5805(10)Action charging assault, battery, or falseimprisonment2 years600.5805(2)Action charging assault or battery brought 5 yearsby a person who has been assaulted orbattered by his or her spouse or formerspouse, an individual with whom he or shehas had a child in common, or a personwith whom he or she resides or formerlyresided600.5805(3)Action charging assault and battery5 yearsbrought by a person who has beenassaulted or battered by an individual withwhom he or she has or has had a datingrelationship600.5805(4)Action charging malicious prosecution2 years600.5805(5)Action charging malpractice2 years600.5805(6)Action against a sheriff chargingmisconduct or neglect of office by thesheriff or the sheriff's deputies2 years600.5805(7)Action based on the constable'snegligence or misconduct as constable2 years after the expiration of the year forwhich a constable was elected600.5807(3)Action based on libel or slander1 year600.5807(9)Action based on products liability3 years600.5807(13)Action against a state-licensed architector professional engineer or licensedprofessional surveyor arising fromprofessional services rendered2 years600.5805(14)OUT-OF-STATE DEFENDANTAny person outside of the state at thetime any claim accrues against himPERSONAL ACTIONSIf not otherwise provided for, all personalactionsPERSONAL INJURY 2012 National Legal Research Group, Inc.10
Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatutePERSONAL INJURY PROTECTIONClaim for payment of benefits arising outof a standard automobile insurance policy[See INSURANCE]Claim seeking recovery from the MotorVehicle Accident Fund for injury ordamage resulting from an unidentifieddriver3 years from time action accrues257.11183 years600.5805(13)6 years after the time of occupancy,use, or acceptance of the completedimprovement or within 1 year after thedefect is discovered but no later than 10years from the time of occupancy, use, oracceptance of the improvement600.5839Claim to title under adverse possession15 years600.5805(4)Claim to title under fiduciary deed orcourt-ordered sale5 years600.5805(1)Claim to title under tax deed10 years600.5805(2)Claim to title under will15 years600.5805(3)Deficiency judgment10 years, and renewable for another 10years600.5809(3)15 years600.5801(4)3 years600.5805(10)PRODUCTS LIABILITYInjury, death, or damage to propertybased on defect or failure in productPROPERTY—REAL[See also ADVERSE POSSESSION; RENT;SURVEYS]Action against a state-licensed architector professional engineer or licensedprofessional surveyor arising fromprofessional services rendered andconstituting malpractice[See PERSONAL INJURY]Action against architect, professionalengineer, or contractor arising fromimprovement to real propertyAction arising out of covenants in deedsand mortgages [See MORTGAGES]Foreclosure of mortgage[See FORECLOSURE]Recovery or possession of real propertyRent [See LEASES]Right of redemption [See FORECLOSURE]Surveys [See SURVEYS]PROPERTY—PERSONAL 2012 National Legal Research Group, Inc.11
Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatuteRENTBreach-of-lease action governed by U.C.C.[See LEASES]Breach-of-lease action not governed byU.C.C. [See LEASES]Landlord's action to withhold securitydepositlandlord must follow procedures forretaining deposit provided for in chapter554 within 30 days after the tenant'stermination of occupancy554.131Action arising out of retirement contractwith employer6 years600.5807Request for total disability benefits basedon injury while employed by Statemust be made within 1 year of accident ordeath38.24Action against the sheriff allegingmisconduct or neglect of office by sheriffor deputies2 years600.5805(2)SLANDER1 year600.5805(9)Action against a municipality for failure tomaintain sidewalks2 years691.1402a, 691.1411Action against government for failure tomaintain highway2 years691.1402, 691.1411Action brought by Attorney General onbehalf of government departments6 years600.5813Action for violation of ordinance2 years66.6Action in court to enforce a public recordsrequest made pursuant to the MichiganFreedom of Information Act180 days from denial of request made bypublic agency15.24Action charging surety for costs2 years600.5807(5)SURVEYSno more than 6 years from date deliveredor recorded600.5839(2)Claim by State arising from a final taxreturn seeking a deficiency, interest, orpenalty4 years after the date set for the filing of atax return or within 2 years after tax frauddiscovered205.27Claim by taxpayer arising from a final taxreturn seeking a refund4 years after the date set for the filing of atax return205.27Recovery of motor fuel taxes pursuant toMotor Fuel Act18 month from the date fuel waspurchased207.1047RETIREMENTSECURITIESAction alleging securities fraud[See FRAUD]SHERIFFSTATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTSURETYTAXATION 2012 National Legal Research Group, Inc.12
Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatuteTAXATION (Continued)Taxes in violation of property taxes andother local taxes, and state taxation andspending increased above the limitationsspecified in the Constitution1 year600.308(a)3 years after the misappropriation isdiscovered445.19076 years600.5813, 257.7413 years600.5805(10)Breach of lease action governed by U.C.C.4 years440.2956Contracts for sale governed by U.C.C.4 years440.2725—Action arising from a note payable at adefinite timewithin 6 years after the due date or theaccelerated due date440.3118(1)—Action arising from a note payable ondemand where demand has been madewithin 6 years after the demand440.3118(2)TORTS [See PERSONAL INJURY;ASSAULT; BATTERY; CONVERSION;FALSE IMPRISONMENT; PERSONALINJURY; SLANDER; TRESPASS;WRONGFUL DEATH]TRADE SECRETSClaim arising out of misappropriationunder the Uniform Trade Secrets ActTRAFFICCivil infractions/parking violationsTRESPASSBased on wrongful entry upon land,creating equitable title [See ADVERSEPOSSESSION]Causing injury to propertyU.C.C. [See also BANKS; NEGOTIABLEINSTRUMENTS; CONTRACTS; LEASES;RENT]Negotiable Instruments—Action arising from a note payable onno action may be brought if no paymentdemand where no demand has been made of either principal or interest has beenmade in 10 continuous years440.3118(2)—Action to enforce the obligation of aparty to pay an unaccepted draft and feeswithin 3 years after dishonor of draftor 10 years after the date of the draft,whichever occurs first440.3118(3)—Action to enforce the obligation of theacceptor of a certified check or the issuerof a teller's check, cashier's check, ortraveler's checkwithin 3 years after demand for paymentis made440.3118(4)—Action to enforce the obligation of aparty to a certificate of deposit to pay theinstrumentwithin 6 years after demand for paymentis made, but if the instrument states a duedate and the maker is not required to paybefore that date, the 6-year period beginswhen a demand for payment is in effectand the due date has passed440.3118(5) 2012 National Legal Research Group, Inc.13
Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatuteTRESPASS (Continued)—Action to enforce the obligation of aparty to pay an accepted draft other thana certified check6 years after the due date or dates statedin the draft or acceptance if the obligationof the acceptor is payable at a definitetime, or within 6 years after the date ofthe acceptance if the obligation of theacceptor is payable on demand440.3118(6)All other actions for conversion of aninstrument, for money had and received,or like action based on conversion, forbreach of warranty, or to enforce anobligation, duty, or right arising under thisarticle and not governed by 440.31183 years440.3118(7)Appeal of determinationmust request a hearing on determinationwithin 30 days of notice; the agency maychoose for good reason to hear appealfollowing 30 days but cannot extendgood-faith exception passed 1 year fromdate of determination421.32Recovery of overpayment of benefits3 years from judgment of overpayment426.62(a)within 6 months of practice423.216(a)the time of the continuance of the warshall not be counted as a part of theperiod limited for the commencement ofany action600.58542 years from discovery of fraud700.1205(3)if notice is given in compliance withsection 3801, within 4 months afterthe date of the publication of notice tocreditors700.3803UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATIONUNIONSUnfair trade practice complaint filedpursuant to the Public Relations ActWARIf any person is unable to prosecutean action because he/she is a citizenor subject of any country at war withthe United States or because he/sheis detained in any country at war withthe United States or because he/she isdetained by any neutral power or because,for any other reason arising out of the war,he/she is unable to use the courtsWHISTLEBLOWERSAction alleging a violation of the MichiganWhistle- Blowers' Protection Act [SeeEMPLOYMENT]WILLS AND DECEDENTS' ESTATESActions alleging fraud in connection withthe Estates and Protected IndividualsCodeActions by creditors against the estate—Action by creditor of deceased personseeking payment of a claim against theestate where creditor is unknown to thepersonal representative 2012 National Legal Research Group, Inc.14
Area of LawLimitations PeriodStatuteWILLS AND DECEDENTS' ESTATES(Continued)—Action by creditor of deceased personseeking payment of a cla
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