Yes, in South Carolina the Probate Court may appoint Co-Personal Representatives. There are two disadvantages to having Co-Personal Representatives. First, it is difficult to get things done because both Personal Representatives have to sign all of the probate papers, contracts, and agreements. Second, if the Co-Personal Representatives disagree or dislike each other, the estate administration becomes complex, time consuming, and expensive.
Palmetto Probate Blog
This is Mike Polk's blog. He is an attorney in Columbia, SC. Contact him at mike@belserpa.com. Disclaimer: This blog is for information only and is not intended as legal advice.
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