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Many states prohibit people who have felony convictions from serving as executor. In Indiana, you cannot name an executor who has been convicted of a felony under any federal or state law.
It is understandable that a parent would not want to appear to play favorites in naming an executor. However, naming more than one executor of estate just to avoid hurt feelings can cause more harm than good. If co-executors are named in the will, all of them must act in unison. That means they must all: 1  apply to have the will probated (if probate is necessary). 2  make all decisions unanimously. 3  sign property deeds and titles for transferring assets, and. 4  sign for the estateâs financial accounts, investment accounts, tax returns, and any other paperwork.