In my Will, can I name the same person to be both the executor AND a beneficiary, even the beneficiary to ALL my assets?
Yes, California law allows you to name your sole beneficiary as the executor of your will.
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Yes, California law allows you to name your sole beneficiary as the executor of your will.
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