I am 60, I found out @ 58 that the man I thought was my father isn't. Thru the years I heard from different family members that he wasn't my biologica

While you can check with the estate bar layer referal service, 800 968-0738, I do not believe you have a case: first damages for emotional distress are rarely if ever granted in Michigan. second, proving damages would be hard, proving the facts will also be an issue, you would need DNA evidence, possibly from people who are no longer alive. I am sorry that this is distressing to you. What I can tell you is that who you are as a person matters a lot more than who your parents are. The person looking back at you in the mirror each morning is probably a pretty good person who is decent to others and does their best in life. Dwelling on the past will neither give you the answers you need nor make your life any better. With COVID and so many things wrong in the world, it would be wiser to live your life free of matters you had no control over and focus on living each day you have now.  Perhaps not the answer you were looking for, but best of luck to you either way.