For decades, estate planning has resisted innovation by clinging to outdated processes that waste time, money, and resources.

many individuals overlook the importance of digital estate planning for the management and distribution of their digital assets once they pass away. This oversight can lead to confusion ...

State laws such as the RUFADAA (Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act) offer the executor of an estate or attorney access to a person’s online accounts after incapacitation or ...

Roughly two-thirds of the survey respondents said they had never heard of the term “digital estate planning,” which is concerning as the rules around ownership, control, and the ability to lea ...

Estate planning is already a complicated process—and adding digital assets and liabilities just increases the complexity. To make closing up your digital estate easier on your family ...

By addressing regulatory compliance, legislative uncertainty, industry consolidation, economic shifts, and emerging trends ...

Estate planning is putting your affairs in order ... personal wishes for things like your funeral or what to do with your digital assets like social media accounts. If you're married, each spouse ...

According to a new survey from Bryn Mawr Trust, a WSFS Company (Nasdaq: WSFS), Americans have little awareness about the importance of digital estate planning, despite placing a high monetary ...

"As a result, digital asset management is quickly becoming a crucial part of estate planning." He recommends using an online digital vault to collect and maintain your personal information ...