Digital Assets and 21st Century Estate Planning with Revised Uniform Fiduciary

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In today’s world it is hard to visualize life without some sort of Digital Assets, but some people claim that to be their status. Over time, the segment of our population who are not
truly connected via the internet or the cloud is likely to dwindle as more and more financial institutions require customers to be connected, and if not, then to pay extra costs to continue to receive paper account statements. Another factor is that people of all generations have embraced internet usage. Indeed, both my father and my father-in-law, who died at ages 88 and 89, were both surfing the web and using email. Likewise, as our elderly age and their children and younger family members help with their care, they will rely on the internet and the “cloud” for their elders’ affairs. Learn more by downloading!