1. Since informal probate procedures are not supervised by the court and do not require that notice be given, what rights and procedural steps are available to creditors?

2. In informal probate, what time limits are placed on creditors for claims against the decedent's estate and the personal representative for breach of fiduciary duty?

3. What are the primary or general duties of a personal representative when administering a decedent's estate?

4.What is the difference between the following: an executor v. an executrix; a general administrator v. a special administrator; an administratrix cum testamento annexo v. an administratrix de bonis non; and a public administrator v. an ancillary administrator?

5. What are three ethical problems an attorney and paralegal face when drafting a client's will?