04/09/2026
So much of our lives now lives online. Your estate plan should reflect that.
Think about your:
• Bank and investment accounts
• Email accounts
• Digital photos and videos
• Social media profiles
• Cryptocurrency or online payment apps
• Cloud storage files
If these digital assets aren’t included in your estate plan, your loved ones may have no legal ability to access or manage them when it matters most.
A simple step can prevent major headaches: keep an updated list of your important digital accounts and store it securely. Then, name a trusted person as your digital executor so your online life is managed just as intentionally as everything else.
Many older Oklahoma estate plans don’t address digital property at all. If you’re not sure whether yours does—or you want guidance on adding these protections—Compass Legal Planning is here to help.
Reach out anytime to get started on a modern, comprehensive estate plan that truly covers everything.