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A co-executor has the same duties as a single executor, primarily to: Pay the debts of the decedent. Manage the assets of the estate. Assure that the estate is distributed to the appropriate heirs, as set forth in the will.
Meaning of co-executor in English one of two or more people who make sure that things are done ing to the wishes in a dead persons will (= an official statement of what someone wants to happen to their property after their death): co-executor of Her lawyer was co-executor of her estate.
Most married people name their spouse as executor and an adult child as a contingent executor. An unmarried person with adult children often names an adult child as the primary executor. Co-executors, on the other hand, are all primary executors who share the responsibility of managing the estate.
Yes, you can name two or more executors to serve at the same time. However, the parties must work in concert with one another.
If there is more than one Executor, they may be required to share commissions. If the value of the probate estate (minus specific bequests to named individuals or institutions) is more than $300,000, each Executor (up to a total of two) is entitled to be paid a full commission.
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The co-executors may need to involve the probate court. This is true in situations where the co-executors have no other means for working out their disagreement and must request that the court decide as to how to proceed. Judges have the legal authority to do so.

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