PLANNING FOR DIGITAL ASSETS
Presented by Kerri G. Nipp;
Written by Gerry W. Beyer
The Internet has become increasingly significant in our daily lives, which leads to an important estate planning issue-- What happens to our digital lives when we die or can no longer manage them ourselves? The fiduciaries you appoint in your estate plan need to be able to manage your digital assets, and there are many obstacles under state law, federal law, and service providers' terms of service agreements that may prevent your fiduciaries from assuming that role. Therefore, it is very important that you consider your digital assets when updating your estate plan and make sure your plan addresses them appropriately.
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