Managing Digital Assets After Death: Practical Guidance for Families and Fiduciaries
How to locate, access, and protect a loved one’s online property under New York law.
The Challenge of Digital Estates
When a loved one passes away, locating their accounts and records is rarely straightforward — especially when much of their life existed online. Executors and administrators...
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What to Know About Tax Implications of Buying, Owning, and Selling Cryptocurrency
Buying, owning and selling virtual currency is all subject to the IRS supervision and must be recorded and reported properly to avoid severe tax penalties. 1. Characteristics: Virtual currencies...
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5 Things to Do Immediately to Protect Your Digital Assets, Including Crypto-Currency
Once you stop to think about it, you might will realize you have more digital assets than physical ones. These include online banking and brokerage accounts (banking and brokerage), photo storage sites, social media accounts, and cryptocurrency. If you were to die tomorrow, does anyone have the right to possess these accounts? Will they...
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