With the increasing use of technology in our daily lives, digital assets have become a significant part of an individual's estate. Digital assets include online accounts, such as email and social media accounts, digital currency, and online storage accounts. These assets may have monetary value, sentimental value, or both. During probate, the executor of the estate will be responsible for identifying and valuing these assets. They must then distribute them according to the terms of the will or the state's laws. However, accessing these assets can be difficult because passwords and terms of service agreements protect them. It may require the assistance of an attorney who specializes in digital assets and probate administration.