Estate Planning in a Digital Age
A recent article in Forbes highlights an estate planning misstep that many Americans make, without even realizing it. Even the most conscientious of those who have hired an estate planning attorney, created a will, assigned health care and financial powers of attorney, and informed their family can forget a crucial aspect of their estate plan: their passwords. By now, most people are aware that they shouldn’t give out their passwords; instead, they should be safely tucked away so that no one can access their important personal or financial accounts. However, this practice can make it more difficult for family members to carry out their wishes at the end of their life.