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A beneficiary sues an executor in federal district court, invoking diversity jurisdiction. The complaint asks the court to invalidate the decedent's will, supervise distribution of estate assets, and order appointment of a replacement executor.
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The probate exception gives federal courts exclusive authority over estate administration. Federal courts may probate a will whenever all heirs are citizens of different states. Diversity jurisdiction always exists if the estate assets are worth more than $75,000. A federal court generally may hear an in personam claim affecting an estate, but may not probate a will or administer an estate.

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