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Overview
We live in an age of electronic information of increasing volumes and varieties. This information can have value (think of the sale of digital content) and can be an asset – or a liability – of an individual. Indeed, that asset or liability can be a feature of estate planning and can also be a factor in the care and treatment of an individual who's disabled or incompetent. Key issues may arise for planning purposes such as:
- Where are digital assets kept or maintained and what third parties are involved? [15 minutes]
- What barriers or roadblocks will fiduciaries regularly encounter when trying to access digital assets? [20 minutes]
- Can these barriers or roadblocks be overcome, and if so, how? [25 minutes]
Join expert faculty for an in-depth discussion on these issues and other relevant concerns that may be facing estate planning and fiduciary professionals.
Program Level: Update
Intended Audience: Attorneys, accountants, CPAs, estate-planning and financial-planning professionals
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Preparation: None
Faculty:
Ronald J. Hedges, Dentons US LLP
Brittany J. Maxey-Fisher, Maxey-Fisher, PLLC
Stacey L. Turmel, The Internet is for Everyone, LLC