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You may be an interested party to challenge a will but NOT an interested party to removing a Personal Representative.

In order to bring something to a court’s attention you have to have standing  which in probate usually means that you have to be an interested party to the adversarial probate proceeding. Do you know what that means? If you are deemed an interested party can you file any type of motion or proceeding relating to the will / probate that you want? The answer out of the Supreme Court of Montana may suprise you. Is it the same for Florida Probate?

In re Estate of Lawlor draws the line of when an individual is or is not an interested party:

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