If you're a tech savvy person with plenty of online accounts, a Digital Will is a comprehensive document that may be your best bet for planning your estate. Digital assets are very real, and sometimes very lucrative. A Digital Media Will can help ensure that they aren't left out.
Use the Social Media Will document if:
You have digital assets you want protected in a will.
You'd like to appoint a digital executor.
You would like to add instructions for digital assets to a typical will.
You may have your entire life stored online, which is where a Digital Will can help. Social media sites, domain names, or having a large online presence can all be valuable assets. Not to mention all the information you store online, from your stock portfolio to your virtual bank account. You need to make sure your beneficiaries can access these accounts when you pass. A regular will might not be for you, you're too tech-driven for that, but a Social Media Will might allow your paperwork to be as current as you are. Note: If your estate is larger than the federal estate tax exemption amount (currently $5,120,000), only use this form for planning purposes.