 1. Heirs who would benefit by an intestate distribution.

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 1. Heirs who would benefit by an intestate distribution.

 2. Beneficiary of prior will who would take if new will is invalid.

 Interested person under § 3(r).

 Beneficiaries who are:  Institutions of higher education  Charities

 Contestant is entitled to a jury trial.

 1. Non-fraud grounds  2 years after will admitted to probate

 2. Forgery or fraud grounds  2 years after discovery

 3. Tolling  Incompetent  Minors

 Court may appoint temporary administrator to handle estate while will contest is pending.

 Should you contest will before or after its admission to probate? Why?

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