01/30/2026
As digital assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies become more common, it’s essential to make sure that these digital assets are properly included in your estate plan.
Unlike traditional assets, cryptocurrency lives in digital form and requires careful planning so that your loved ones can access it when the time comes — otherwise, those assets could be lost forever.
In this helpful practical guide, Kaytlin M. Keen, Esq. breaks down:
🔹 What cryptocurrency is under Florida law
🔹 Why cryptocurrency should be included in your living trust
🔹 How to put cryptocurrency in your living trust
🔹 The importance of choosing a trustee familiar with digital assets
🔹 Why it is important to keep your plan up to date as technology and laws change
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As digital assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies become more common, Florida residents need to consider how these assets fit into a comprehensive estate plan.