What is digital property? Digital property consists of online accounts that are protected by a password and/or PIN (Personal Identification Number). Some accounts might have monetary value, and other accounts might be sentimental such as photo libraries. Many digital accounts have no value but would be considered an electronic […]
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Millennials, It is Time to Educate and Protect Your Digital Relatives
Digital Parents, Digital Grandparents, Digital Death, Digital Estate Planning, Identity Theft, End-of-Life Services Technology for all "How do I send a Facebook message?" "Can you help me with the computer?" "I can’t get into my phone!" Sound familiar? For many millennials, older relatives have spent a large percentage of […]
More Adults are Seeking Estate Planning Services to Manage their Assets
The trend to seek estate planning services is increasing all over the world, and many people are using these services in order to manage their assets post their incapacitation or death. With the availability of digital and simplified estate planning services, it has become possible for adults to access […]
Including Digital Assets in Your Estate Plan
Your estate plan needs to cover any digital assets you might own. Just as the executor of your will needs to know where to find your bank account information and the title to your car after you pass, they also need to access information on your computer and online […]
Estate Palnning for your Digital Assets
With so much of our personal and business lives being conducted online, planning for your digital assets may be the most important planning a person can do. Traditionally, estate planning attorneys and courts have divided property into two categories, real property, and personal property. Estate planning attorneys have developed […]