Does Michigan have a law that grants compensation to the deceased care-giving heir from the estate of the deceased?
NO. Not unless you form a contract with the person you are caring for during their lifetime.
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NO. Not unless you form a contract with the person you are caring for during their lifetime.
I agree with the attorney answers and believe the user Elaine is attempting to scare you for some reason. Assuming your mother is also in Wayne...
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