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An Introduction to the Problems of Estate Planning for Digital Assets
Have you ever wondered what happens to your digital assets when you die? By digital assets I mean your email, Facebook, Twitter and other accounts. What about your iTunes music purchases? You Amazon Kindle books? Are you allowed to transfer your music to your beneficiaries? …
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Wills, Trusts, and Estates Prof Posts Article on Estate Planning for Digital Assets (Quotes Me)
Professor Gerry Beyer, who writes the Wills, Trusts, and Estates Prof Blog (which is truly the best estate planning blog), published a new article with law student Kerri Griffin entitled “Estate Planning for Digital Assets.” A link to the Professor’s blog post on the article, …
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Dennis Kennedy: Estate Planning for Your Digital Assets
Dennis Kennedy has written a fantastic article for the American Bar Association’s magazine, Law Practice Today. The article, entitled “Estate Planning for Your Digital Assets” sets forth a simple five-step plan to manage your digital estate. I had previously written about Estate Planning and Digital …
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Estate Planning for your Digital Life, or, Why Legacy Locker is a Big Fat Lawsuit Waiting to Happen)
Like many people today, I love the Internet. It is a great business, social, and financial tool. I am member of a number of various discussion forums (legal, technological, social, and personal), have a Facebook Account, a twitter account, multiple email addresses for business and …



