Tips for estate planners to identify and manage digital assets

Online accounts are convenient. Want to look at your email at the summit of Whiteface Mountain? If you have a few bars, you’re in business. Yet, your digital convenience is your fiduciary’s digital demise. Executing your final wishes for online accounts, digital assets and electronic devices can be challenging and costly. Of course, this assumes a ...

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