The Kansas legislature defines a digital asset as “an electronic record in which an individual has a right or interest, but it would not include an underlying asset or liability unless the asset or liability is itself an electronic record.” Incorporating those assets in which one has a right or interest starts with deciding how you want to deal with them into your plan, much as you would any other asset. Once you have inventoried the digital assets that, upon death, you wish to distribute to your heirs, you can discuss with your attorney the way you want them handled. You may choose to put them in trust, to be managed by your appointed fiduciary. You may choose to grant power of attorney to the person who would make decisions should you become incapacitated. If you choose to put them in your general estate, distribution is then handled by your personal representative (executor). No matter what you decide, be as specific as possible as to how you want these assets, both large and small, handled.