Yes, there can be more than one personal representative (or executor) of an estate. Co-representatives can be appointed. There is both good and bad to this. The good is that there can be many duties that an personal representative must perfoem regarding the administration of an estate. So having help can be beneficial. However, having to circulate all documents to 2 co-resentatives is time consuming and adds delay and costs to the administration process. Also, there is the potential that if the co-personal representatives cannot agree with each other on how to handle the estate, administration may come to halt while they try to resolve the issues with each other.