You may have great estate planning documents. You may have discussed them with your family . You may have even inventoried your digital assets and feel that your job is done. But your estate plan may still be missing one BIG thing: a “letter of instruction.” Do your representatives […]
Digital property is increasingly becoming a more important part of estate planning. Individuals should consider their digital property, in addition to their tangible assets, when finalizing and reviewing their estate plans. A person’s digital property and electronic communications are referred to as “digital assets” and the companies who store […]
No matter how you choose to spend your time on Earth, you will inherently leave behind a legacy. This includes what you’ve created that you will pass along (wealth, assets, knowledge) and what you stood for or represented while you were alive (strong work ethic, humility, etc…). Leaving some […]
A Facebook account is just one of the digital assets people should consider part of their legacy. At some stage in most people’s lives they will consider what will happen to their personal property after their death. Wills and testaments are filled with references to houses, money and family […]
Online assets reflect on a person’s wealth, estates, tax status and reputational value, being on top of them all is crucial in the digital age, writes Helen Cox Blogs, vlogs, emails, domain names, cryptocurrencies, digital documents, digital photographs… the list goes on. Although we may not think of them […]