This article is the fourth in a series of articles concerning contested probate proceedings in the Surrogate’s Court. We are hopeful that this series will provide practitioners with a resource concerning each stage of a probate contest.

The last article discussed SCPA 1404 examinations, or examinations of the attorney draftsperson and witnesses to a will that has been offered for probate. This article will discuss the filing of objections to probate, and will also explore discovery issues that may arise during a contested probate proceeding.

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