Your Digital Estate:: Why Passwords Are As Important As Your Will
by Kathleen Lane, Minna Vallentine
About the Book
DIGITAL DEATH: WHAT HAPPENS TO YOUR DIGITAL ASSETS WHEN YOU DIE
Everyone dies. Your digital death leaves behind sentimental and financial information stored in your email, Facebook account, blog, Bitcoin account, or as photos on smartphones and tablets. The electronic records that store the content are digital assets and part of your digital estate. In these pages, you'll discover why digital assets have disrupted traditional estate planning.
Digital assets have created a new legal paradigm. A paradigm where passwords and consent language are now as important as your Will.
Leave the digital legacy you want.
Authors: Minna Vallentine Kathleen Lane
Everyone dies. Your digital death leaves behind sentimental and financial information stored in your email, Facebook account, blog, Bitcoin account, or as photos on smartphones and tablets. The electronic records that store the content are digital assets and part of your digital estate. In these pages, you'll discover why digital assets have disrupted traditional estate planning.
- How the Terms of Service you agreed with when you opened your email or social media accounts determine what rights your survivors have to the content, not your will
- Why you need a Uniform Fiduciary Access To Digital Assets consent form
- Who will inherit your web domains
Digital assets have created a new legal paradigm. A paradigm where passwords and consent language are now as important as your Will.
Leave the digital legacy you want.
Authors: Minna Vallentine Kathleen Lane
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