If I am my father's son and he dies and I am not in the will, am I entitled to see his will?

Dear New york, A will is a public document and anyone who goes down to the Circuit Court and pays the clerk can get a copy once it is filed upon the decedent's (your father herein) death.  The only time this would not be possible with a will is if the court seals it so no one can see it.  By the way, unless your dad intentionally disinherits you...by expressly stating so in the will and usually leaving you something like a dollar...you can contest it.  If he does have you in the will AND has a no contest clause.....it means you lose whatever he gave if you protest/contest the will.  I hope that you've been the kind of son a father would want to leave the world to.  Best wishes to you.