I just published a new YouTube video: What Happens to Your Digital Life When You Die?

In this video, Arizona estate planning attorney Anjali Patel explains what happens to your digital life if something happens to you — and the three steps you should take to make sure your family can access what they need.

Your photos, emails, social media accounts, cloud storage, and even your phone are all part of your digital estate. Most people never include these assets in their planning, and their families end up locked out at the worst possible time.

Here are the three steps Anjali recommends:

1️⃣ Designate a Legacy Contact or Digital Contact inside major platforms like Meta, Google, and Apple.
2️⃣ Back it up with legal authority in your financial power of attorney and will.
3️⃣ Give your fiduciary actual access, usually through a secure password manager.

To help you get started, download the Digital Legacy Checklist here:
👉 https://polished-penguin-14005.myflodesk.com/v4gztrd1qc

This simple guide walks through the platform permissions, legal documents, and access tools you need to put your digital estate in order.

👉 Schedule your complimentary estate planning consult:
https://calendly.com/attorneyanjali/30-min-complimentary-estate-planning-google-meet-clone

👉 Learn more:

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