The short and legal answer is yes. The practical answer is that it isn’t always the best way to go. If there is more than one Personal Representative, known as Co-Personal Representatives, they must always act together. For example, if there are two, or more, Personal Representatives, they must go to each and every bank and financial institution together, they must all sign everything together (imagine finally having a buyer for a vehicle but your Co-Personal Representative is out of town and can’t sign over the Title). Imagine all Personal Representatives needing to attend the closing of the sale of the decedent’s home(s). Worse yet, imagine disagreements between Co-Personal Representatives that can fracture relationships. As you can see, the Co-Personal Representative model is much like a three-legged race in that it presents numerous opportunities to stumble and fall.