The New York Times reported recently that a $7 Million Manhattan Brownstone residential building is at the center of a will contest. The life partner of the deceased person was supposed to inherit a valuable piece of real estate in Manhattan. In fact, the will says it in black and white. In fact, that’s where the decedent and his life partner had lived. For decades. What is the problem at the center of this probate litigation lawsuit? Is it that the will only had one witness, and New York law evidently requires two witnesses for the will to be valid?