No. An objection to entry of a will or appointment of a personal representative ("PR"), is something you'd typically file before the will is...

When someone opens probate, statute requires that they notify all heirs at law and beneficiaries of a will (if applicable), that probate has been...

The quick answer to your question is yes - you need to give them access to create an inventory. But the complicated answer is that you should talk...

The question is a bit confusing because you're talking about a wife, and ex-wife, and your mom - are these all the same people or are their two...

It depends on the overall agreement, but generally speaking, if you quitclaim your interest in the home to him, you are creating separate property...

You should check to see, if you haven't, if he is licensed and bonded. I know you didn't do so before hiring him, but if he is bonded you can sue...

It is most often advantageous, but you should rely on your attorney who knows the details of your case.

As Mr. Alexander stated - it depends on where in the process the probate is. If probate has not been opened and the will has not been entered into...

Generally speaking, an objection to entry of the will is an argument that the will is somehow invalid on its face - think failure to comply with...

You need to look at the specific language of the easement, but chances are it's not going to restrict this type of activity. You might try...