Our lives have become increasingly digital, same with the assets we leave behind. From financial holdings to personal records and business interests, digital assets are now an integral part of estate planning, yet they are still frequently overlooked. In my experience advising individuals, families, and executors, a common challenge arises where digital assets have not been clearly identified or accounted for.

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