Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Florida

Re: Excutor of will

Only if the will specificed all 3.

Re: Excutor of will

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Yes. You can name more than one personal representative of an estate in a Last Will and Testament. It can get unwieldy to have several, however as each person has to agree to everything that is being done and sign all instruments filed with the court. It is better for one to serve in order to reduce the costs and time of administration of the estate.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.