Digital assets (your accounts with email, Facebook, purchase accounts [think Amazon], blogs, websites, URLs, iTunes, You Tube channels, for example) are here to stay.  And stay, and stay, and stay.   You can close an email account, but the emails are on some computer storage device, somewhere. 

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Some accounts have financial value, some sentimental; and all contain personal and private information. 

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Digital Estate Planning addresses access to and protection of all manner of digital interests - such as email, any personal or work files saved to the cloud, family photographs, blogs, Twitter accounts, etc.

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