When someone creates a will, they choose a person, called an executor, to handle their wishes after they pass away. Sometimes, a person may choose two or more people to act as co-executors. Co-executors work together to carry out the will’s instructions. Why Choose Co-Executors? Having co-executors can be helpful. For example: Share responsibilities: Two people can split the tasks, making it easier for both. Different skills: Each co-executor may

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