If the executor of the estate is subject to tax lien can the estate be levied?

If the executor of the estate is subject to tax lien can the estate be levied?

I am the co- executor but not named as a beneficiary of an estate. I have
just been informed by the State of California that a lien has been place on my
property and bank accounts. Since I have signing power to distribute estate
assets and pay bills, can the state place a lien and/or levy the estate bank
account or any assets of the estate?

Asked on December 23, 2016 under Estate Planning, California

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