Art. 3352 More than one succession representative

When a person's estate has more than one representative handling it (like co-executors or co-administrators), the court decides how to split the payment between them. The total amount of compensation is still based on the same rules that apply to a single representative, but the court has the power to divide that money fairly among everyone doing the job.

This means the representatives don't automatically split the payment equally. Instead, a judge looks at the situation and decides who gets what share, likely based on factors like how much work each person did in managing the estate.