What the $150 is made of
Michigan’s $150 figure is a single statutory charge, not a total assembled from parts. It is shown here with its own provision named, and with the neighbouring charges the Michigan schedule prices separately — the ones a filer is most likely to add to it by mistake, or to be quoted alongside it.
- $150Commencing a probate-court civil action or proceeding
Added together, these come to $150 — the figure this page headlines. If any component changed in the source, the sum would no longer match, and the build withholds the total rather than publishing a number whose parts no longer add up.
Charges the $150 figure leaves out
These amounts appear in or beside the same Michigan schedule, so a reader can easily mistake one for part of the fee. Each is held out of the figure above for the specific reason given, which is the difference between an honest total and an inflated one.
A fee for a different filing
- MCL 700.3982 assignment proceeding
- a different, smaller proceeding (small-estate assignment) under a separate subsection.