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No. Only your son's father can contest the will....but only on proof that there was irregularity in the making of the will.....technical defects....he wasn't of sound mind, etc. There is no requirement that anyone leave anyone anything (except a spouse in some cases). Sorry.
rich
Attorney
30+ years in private practice handling estate matters; Law professor; Mediator.