Have you ever thought about the fact that your ‘digital estate’ may incorporate just as many items as your material belongings? Everything from music, photos, accounts, social media profiles and attempted memoirs rest on the cloud. That’s a lot of personal stuff to manage upon one’s death, much like […]
Q: What will happen to my social media or other online accounts after I die? A: What will happen to these online accounts after your death depends on the laws in your state, the types of accounts involved and the terms of service governing the accounts. An executor does […]
We all own more and more intangible assets, particularly in the context of the digital age. While a traditional estate may contain an apartment, a car, a boat, and many movable assets, a modern estate also consists of various digital assets, which one might not immediately think about. These […]
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 […]
“It can take 6 months for someone to be officially recognized as deceased by the Social Security Administration…this makes grieving loved ones a prime target for identity theft,” explained Christopher W. Huziak, CEO & Founder of Final Security LLC. Today Final Security, LLC launched an unprecedented service to protect […]