In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: In some cases, probate hearings are much less straightforward. Potential heirs, beneficiaries, and creditors may contest the will itself and/or your role as the executor. These situations can become very complicated, and because they often involve friends and family members of the deceased person, they can also be highly emotional. Interested parties might contest the probate process for a number of reasons. These include: The individual feels entitled to a larger share of the estate than the will provides. The person believes that the deceased person was coerced, tricked, or unfairly influenced when they created the will. The individual suspects that the will does not conform to certain legal requirements. The person thinks that someone else would be a more capable executor than you. If one or more interested parties do contest the probate, you will be tasked with defending both the will itself and/or your appointment as executor. Depending on the complexity of the situation and the timing of the objections, the judge will either make decisions at the hearing or schedule a second hearing to handle the developments. One of the most common contested probate situations occurs when a would-be heir objects to the distribution of assets as outlined in the will. Although some states have specific laws providing for a deceased individual's spouse, in general, a person can choose to leave their assets to anyone. Therefore, in this case, the judge is likely to be concerned only with the validity of the will itself. Your job will be to show, through witnesses and any other evidence, that the will conforms to state law and represents the true intentions of the decedent. A less common reason for a contested probate process involves the legal concept of escheat. This situation occurs in cases in which the government may have the right to some or all of the decedent's property. This situation typically arises when there are no living heirs, but depending on your state, there may be circumstances in which the government takes an interest in the distribution of the decedent's assets. In such cases, your job will be to show that the will is valid and that there are legal heirs who are entitled to the deceased person's property, other than the government. Even if you don't feel that you need an attorney to handle the entire probate process, you may wish to consult an attorney for advice if you receive an objection to the will or to your appointment as executor. These proceedings can quickly become very complicated and you should at least get an attorney's opinion as to how to handle the matter before acting.
Summary: Understand that interested parties can contest the will. Defend against objections. Consult an attorney for advice.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Place 8 raspberries in a cocktail shaker with a ounce (15 ml) of grenadine. Use a muddler to smash the berries with the liquid until they are completely pulverized. Allow the mixture to sit for 5 minutes or so. You can use fresh or frozen raspberries that have been slightly thawed. To ensure that the finished martini is properly chilled, it helps to put the shaker in the freezer for approximately half an hour before muddling the raspberries. If you don't have a muddler, you can use a thick wooden spoon or wooden meat pounder to crush the fruit and grenadine together. Once you've muddled the raspberries and grenadine together, pour 1 ounce (30 ml) of good quality vodka and 1 teaspoon (5 ml) of fresh lemon juice into the shaker. Add enough ice to fill the shaker, put the lid on it, and shake well to combine all of the ingredients. You'll know that you're finished shaking the martini when the outside of the shaker becomes frosty. When you're shaking the martini mixture together, make sure to keep your hands on the top and bottom of the shaker and not on the exterior itself. That will help keep the martini cold. When the martini is fully mixed, place a cocktail strainer over the top of shaker, and strain the martini into a martini glass. If you desire, you can add a couple of fresh raspberries to the cocktail for garnish. Chill your martini glass in the freezer for approximately a half hour before pouring the martini into it.
Summary: Muddle the raspberries with the grenadine. Add the vodka, lemon juice, and ice, and mix well. Strain the martini into a glass.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Open a jar of salsa and begin adding it gradually to the dip base. The salsa should be added to taste and stirred in until the mixture becomes a light pink color. Make sure not to add too much at once, as this can overpower the dairy elements and reduce the creaminess of the dip. Choose a thick salsa instead of thinner types like pico de gallo to avoid making the dip watery. Just to be on the safe side, use mild salsa. If you want to spice the dip up later, you'll have more control using fresh peppers and other seasonings. Sprinkle roughly a cup's worth of shredded cheese over the top of the cream cheese/sour cream/salsa mixture. Cover the entire dish so that the cheese is distributed evenly throughout the dip. Add more cheese to taste. The sharper notes of cheeses with distinct flavors, like cheddar and jack, will stand out nicely in your dip. Take the tomatoes, onions and green bell peppers you diced earlier and add them into the dip. Mix the entire entire concoction together so that each ingredient is spread through the dipideally, each bite will contain a little bit of everything. Looking for other vegetables to build up your nacho dip? Try minced garlic, black beans or mild Anaheim or poblano peppers. Place the bowl containing the mixed ingredients in the refrigerator and allow it to sit for thirty minutes to an hour until the dip "sets up." The cream cheese/sour cream mixture will thicken as it cools, and the flavors of the taco seasoning, cheese and vegetables will have time to come together. At the sixty minute mark, or whenever you're ready to serve it, take the dip out, transfer it to the intended serving dish and arrange tortilla chips around the dip. You're ready to eat! Leave the dip in the refrigerator until you're ready to bring it out for your guests.
Summary:
Blend salsa into the dip base. Layer on shredded cheese. Incorporate the diced veggies. Refrigerate for up to an hour.