What if you could sue a Florida estate to overturn the will without any risk? What if you were cut out of a Florida estate plan, and then someone dies, and you believe the will that was changed is void. Can you sue to object to probate in Florida without paying attorneys fees if you lose? Well, dis-inherited beneficiaries of probates & estates, as well as probate litigation law firms who defend wills and estates, should read, and re-read the Anderson v. McDonough case from Florida’s 2nd District Court of Appeal, issued April 8, 2016. Here is a link to read this entire Florida probate appeals court opinion on attorneys fees in will contest lawsuits and Florida Probate Code 733.106: http://www.2dca.org/opinions/Opinion_Pages/Opinion_Pages_2016/April/April%2008,%202016/2D14-2605.pdf I could see some family members, or probate lawyers, saying: I don’t have anything to lose by filing a probate lawsuit (except costs.)