Many testators want to keep the peace and treat everyone fairly, so they suggest appointing all their kids as executors. Sounds smart, right? Well… perhaps not. While having more than one executor can provide accountability and share the heavy load, it can also lead to delays, disputes, and general chaos (cue dramatic courtroom music). So, when is appointing multiple executors a smart move, and when is it a ticking time bomb? In this episode, we break down: The advantages of having more than one executor The headaches that can arise from too many decision-makers Smart strategies for structuring executor roles to avoid future drama If your clients are set on naming all their adult children, this episode will arm you with the talking points to guide them toward a functional estate plan.
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