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This area covers a deceased person’s digital assets and online accounts, and how those assets are identified, preserved and accessed as part of the estate. It includes inventorying what digital properties exist, obtaining lawful access to accounts and data, and deciding on preservation, deletion or legacy instructions. A solicitor helps coordinate the estate with online platforms, drafts or amends the will’s digital provisions, and ensures compliance with data protection rules while protecting beneficiaries’ interests.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
A solicitor inventories digital assets, secures access to accounts, and negotiates with platforms to gather data or transfer control as allowed. They advise on consent requirements, data protection constraints, and the rights of executors under the will and applicable law, documenting decisions for the estate and beneficiaries.
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