As my colleagues indicate, the sooner the better. You may effectively lose the right to raise it if you wait.

You don't provide any insight into why you were muted. If you think you might have good grounds to seek meaningful relief you should seek counsel...

Evidentiary objections don't carry the weight in arbitration they do in litigation. I am surprised an arbitrator would indicate you could never...

You don't indicate the stage in the proceedings, but if it is early it is all allegations. If they are misstating the record in the case you...

As Mr. Rosenblatt suggests, your best bet is to retain a probate lawyer who practices in that area. Unless and until it appears to a lawyer that...

As my colleagues stated, the most practical route is to obtain professional assistance where you want to operate.

You should contact a lawyer who practices probate and will contests in the area in which your mom was living when she passed.

See Rule 9.600(b). IF needed (and it may not be) you can ask appellate court to give trial court jurisdiction to rule on certain matters.

I agree with my colleagues. At worst you may have to make some changes. Not in trouble.

You’ll need to look at NJ laws and court rules. Have you reached out to the debtor? Are you sure they are still operating? If they are solvent it...