Estate plans today need to consider the planner’s online footprint, from social media accounts, to shopping accounts, to financial accounts. All use a variety of usernames, passwords, and access codes. You can learn more about Digital Asset Estate Planning by reading our article on the subject. If you would like to start an inventory of your digital assets, you can use the document linked below.
Some actions may not require specific account information. For example, you can use estate planning tools like a will to appoint a digital executor to manage your accounts after your death. Other accounts may let you appoint a trusted party as a legacy contact to manage your account when you pass.
Caution: Estate planning is a notoriously complicated area of law. This post does not constitute legal advice and may not fit your needs. Always consult an attorney and form an attorney-client relationship for advice suited to your situation.
