Digital Estate
Planning Guides

Facebook, Google, Instagram, and X give families three outcomes after a death: memorialize, remove, or do nothing. Here's the default — and how to choose.

Most families are locked out of critical accounts for months. Here's what actually happens — and how to prevent it.

What legal tools actually unlock a dead person's digital accounts, who has standing, and where the gaps leave families locked out.

Crypto doesn't go to your estate automatically. Seed phrases, private keys, and exchange accounts need a real plan.

What happens to crypto when someone dies, how executors access Ledger/Trezor hardware wallets, and the tax implications heirs need to know.

A step-by-step checklist for documenting every digital account your family will need access to.

1Password, Bitwarden, LastPass — none of them are designed for inheritance. Here's the gap you need to fill.

Your spouse needs banking. Your adult kids need financial accounts. Your executor needs everything. Granular access changes everything.

Wills were designed for physical property. Digital accounts, subscriptions, and crypto wallets often fall through the cracks.

Bank-grade encryption explained in plain English. What's actually protecting your passwords and seed phrases.

The average household pays for 12+ subscriptions. Most families don't know which ones exist, let alone how to cancel them.