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.
Do you not know what ‘if’ means?