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Roadmap to Digital Estate Planning and Administration
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Digital assets present new complexities that attorneys must address if they are to create comprehensive estate plans. No longer can language in estate planning documents, alone, serve as a means of achieving a client’s goals. Online directives are not a one-size-fits-all situation. This is where estate planning professionals must take the reins. In order to help clients maintain online privacy, download “Roadmap to Digital Estate Planning and Administration.”
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