1. On what grounds may a will be contested?

2. If a will is contested on the ground that the testator was not of sound mind, who has the burden proof?

3. After being appointed, what is one of the first duties of the personal representative of an estate?

4. What is the length of time that creditors have to make claims against a decedent's estate?

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