Digital Legacy Planning - Part 1

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A “digital legacy” is the amount of electronic data that a user leaves behind on data media and on the internet when they die. These include profiles on social networks, online accounts, e-mail inboxes, cloud storage, licenses, chat processes, media, crypto currency, and more, and they’re all usually password-protected. The digital legacy is a comparatively new topic in inheritance law and poses challenges for legislators as well as consumers and relatives. Join and Learn more.