Lenawee County Probate Court approves multiple accountings, admits wills and appoints personal representatives

The presiding judge of the Lenawee County Probate & Juvenile Court on Tuesday signed orders approving final and annual accountings in multiple conservatorship and estate files, admitted at least one will to probate and appointed named personal representatives, often without requiring bond.

The court approved the final accounting in the matter of Clint Coleman (file 41856) and ordered the clerk's office to confirm transfer of the conservatee's assets into a special-needs trust at County National Bank by May 23, 2025. Miss Ford, who presented the accounting, told the court that "Clint's funds have all been entered into a special needs trust through County National Bank, and they will be handling all of his finances from here on." The judge directed the clerk to seek proof of that transfer and advised Miss Ford to contact the clerk if additional documentation is needed.

The court also approved the fifth annual accounting in the Rodlin matter (file 44157) after Ariel Berger said she had…