“You keep bringing up points which haven’t been determined as fact. First you propose that the executor hid the existence of other unsigned draft versions of wills, and now you have the probate court already have made a ruling on what will has priority.”
I never proposed that he hid the unsigned will.
The second sentence I don’t know what you are saying.
“My advice to the executor, based solely on common sense, with no experience in the legal profession, “
My advice to the executer is to ignore the advice of non-lawyers that only have a limited, third-hand knowledge of the situation. But I suspect he already knows that.
You: "Less money than if the women contest the signed will and sue the executer for hiding the unsigned will."
The second sentence I don’t know what you are saying.
Me: ...and now you have the probate court already have made a ruling on what will has priority.
You: "Not if he follows the instructions of the will accepted by the probate court."
Any particular will being accepted by the court obviously hasn't happened yet. Or I guess another possibility is that the signed will HAS already been presented to the court, and he'd be a damned fool to not follow it's terms until the court tells him otherwise.