Can the executor of a will be the sole beneficiary?
<p>In the United States, can the executor of a will be the sole beneficiary?</p>

<p>No state prohibits the executor of a will from being the sole beneficiary. There are generally rules in the various states that the executor must be over 18 and not judged incompetent; there may be rules against felons or non-residents being executors. A person could be excluded as executor in some states (e.g. Texas) if there is a conflict of interest, but being sole beneficiary is not a conflict of interest.</p>

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