Anonymous wrote:If it is written correctly, it just provides more flexibility. Either person can act independently. It doesn't necessarily mean both people have to agree on everything and show up together. If your spouse and his sibling have any kind of functional relationship they will agree to split up duties and both act independently and it will save everyone time and energy.
My spouse and his sibling were co-executors/PoA and I am as well with my sibling. Worked fine.
Right. Having a sole executor just sets up opportunities for that person to take advantage of the one who is not executor and for the non executor to wonder about what is going on. Transparency is the name of the game. Without it, there can be distrust of the executor and their motives.
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