What the difference in a Judge signing an order and the Clerk signing?

You're not getting out of whatever it is you think you're getting out of.

ETA: Go see a lawyer if you want to know. Lawyers know better than to give you legal advice on a message board.

I'm not trying to get out of anything. The order in question isn't for me, I'm just trying to get clarification on it.

Mung, its letters testamentary.

any possibility the judge can over-rule it?

In order for LT to be signed, the judge must have already signed an order probating the will, which designated this person as the executor. You can contest the validity of the will, or if the executor does a bad job, seek to have them replaced.

you trying to trick your momma and her estate to get signed over to you, eh? Is the clerk your college friend?....spill it

Ignore it.