Q: My brother filed A probate to become the independent executor can I object .
I received a letter to appear in court because my brother wants to be appointed executor. Me and my other siblings do not agree to this...do I need to hire an attorney for an objection or can I show up in court with the copy of my mom will which I did file at the court house
A: You can show up on your own, though your odds of success should increase if you have an attorney. If your brother has an attorney, you should definitely have one. If you hire an attorney, bring him or her a copy of the will to review when you meet.
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